You would need to repeat them for each product.  Note that your string had commas and semi colons wrong and you need to leave a space for incrementer events.  Here is what it should look like:s.products="fruit;orange;1;99;;eVar10=HeroBanner|eVar11=Autumn|eVar12=Bob,fruit;pear;2;180;;eVar10=HeroBanne...

It doesn't appear to be possible from what I can see, but you can check with Adobe to be 100% sure.

I have written a bit about this in the following blog post:http://analyticsdemystified.com/adobe-analytics/using-utm-campaign-parameters-adobe-analytics/Adam Greco

I am not sure if in your scenario it is always the same event or different events, but you can use a COUNTER eVar set to +1 on each page and expire it at your target event to see how many pages are viewed prior to the event.If you want to include multiple/all events, that is still possible, but in t...

Adam who?  Of course not!BTW, you may wan to check out this post and consider posting questions like this on the Measure Slack group where there are more immediate replies from the Adobe Analytics community...http://analyticsdemystified.com/conferencescommunity/part-measure-slack-community/

I have also been seeing a lot of slowness and red error boxes since the new release.  Hopefully Adobe will work out the kinks soon...

This post is rather old, but it should still be relevant to your question: http://analyticsdemystified.com/general/tracking-product-returns/Adam Greco

While somewhat extreme, what you can do is to save the main Responsys eVar report and the classifications you do want as custom reports, add them to the menu using the menu customizer tool and then HIDE the original Responsys report.  That will hide the main report and all of its classifications, bu...

To do this, go to the pages report and click alerts, make the metric page views and then use the "select specific items" area to pick the page you want and then set the alert for under 10.

You can capture IP Addresses in an sProp and classify the internal ones and make a Virtual Report Suite off of the classification.  That Virtual Report Suite woudl only have hits/visits for your internal IP Addresses and the cost is $0,