Hi Kamal,You've got a few different options here. As you mentioned, Data Sources require some processing time and are often set up as a nightly feed, so I'll skip that one.A hard-coded beacon could certainly be set up to push data into Adobe Analytics in real time. Depending on your options for clie...

Couldn't agree more  I do believe we actually fixed that with last week's release. Let me know if I'm wrong though!

Hi Alyson - would this help with Fallout? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-oT3QZlyZQ

Hi Martin,Unfortunately, this is not possible due to the way that browsers completely clear all cache, cookies, and history when accessing Incognito/Privacy Mode. Other than those three items being cleared, there's no other way to identify that a user is running their browser in these modes. Here's ...

Hi Han Ting,Q1) Here is some information on Multi-Byte characters: https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/whitepapers/multibyte/ and https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/sc/implement/charset.htmlQ2) The default is about 500,000 unique values per report. More details here: https...

Hi Darius,Looks like you have a few updates to make to get everything working the way you need in order to capture the information required. I'll number them to make it easier to reference in this forum:1)A quick question:What is your Event Rule type? And what is the CSS Selector you've chosen for t...

Hi Scott,Great question - we've been getting more and more SPA-focused questions all the time.A few items to alert you to:Time Spent is always captured between two 'hits'. So if a user's session only triggers a single hit, then Time Spent is not able to be captured (and that visit is excluded from t...

Correct - you'll need to make a call when the modal appears, then another one on click. Keep in mind you'll need to use the same variable in both tags with a different value in it, so you can easily see the avg time spent. For example:prop1 = modal appearsprop1 = modal clickprop1 = modal dismissal  ...

Hi Stella - the best reason I can think of would be if some visits started at the end of one day and ended at the beginning of the next day. For example:Visit starts at 11:55pm on 12/20 and ends at 12:15am on 12/21.Seems like that's happening in about 0.55% of your visits, which is nice and low and ...

Ah, well that makes things even more fun :)I'd say you'd want to do similar logic in the pseudo-code above://This goes in your hover listener if( getCookie('alreadyHovered') !== true){ setCookie('alreadyHovered',true); }Then something like this goes in your s.t() call onClick:if(getCookie('alreadyHo...