This looks like a standard situation of only s.tl() call being implemented and not a s.t() call.Please check the server call and see if all of them have the 'pev' parameter. If yes, then that's an s.tl() call. These calls even if have Page related info, no page related attributes like PageName, Page...

Hi,'Page' represents the 's.pagename' variable of Reports & Analytics and hence would return whatever value you have collected in this dimension. If you don't pass any value in this variable in your implementation, then it by default captures the URL. This variable has a limit of 100 bytes hence cha...

Hi,You may opt to use the JS plug-in getLoadTime to calculate the page load time and capture the value in the desired variable. Post which, you would be able to run breakdown report with Geo dimension such as City and get the desired data.

Hi Travis,There aren't any known/open issue which would cause this.Have you checked the actual reports to check what data it is using? Are these classification reports? If yes, please check if you classification process is running as expected.If you need additional help, I'd suggest submitting this ...

Hi Prathiksha,You can use any debugger or packet sniffer tool to inspect the conversion pixel/server call.You can use Adobe Debugger or can also opt to use browser's own Dev Tools as well.

Hi Jordan,Per the issue summary you have shared it's evident that the event you are using to track Leads Completed in AA, is not being sent into the AA suites the same amount of times, your CRM or GA is recording it.You should only expect the data to match is you have an ideal implementation in plac...

Hi,You need to use that in the Global Variables section. So assign:eVar5="D=mid" (n the eVar section)prop5="D=mid" (in the prop section)Customize Page Code section won't help as the script in this section are loaded right before the server call is designed and triggered.

You are firing the event correctly i.e. the server call right after that action/success takes place. However, yes, the credit of the event give is by default on Linear basis and thus would be divided between all pages viewed within that Visit before that event was fired.This logic is in place so tha...

That's correct. Whichever Visitor Identification method you choose to use, it must be consistent across all your sites/orgs.

It's because both Linear and participation allocation work for within a Visit i.e. credit for the event is distributed to all the pages that the visitor saw during that Visit before the event triggered.In my example: Page A is where the visit started and went until the request submitted page i.e. 4 ...