This can happen if the s variable is being overwritten somewhere in your code. To find where it is happening, add an assert to doPlugins:s.usePlugins=true function s_doPlugins(s) { console.assert(s.pageName, "pagename is empty"); // ..other code that may or may not be here already } s.doPlugins=s_do...

Are you getting any data at all in your report suite? Run a visits report with hour granularity to see if any hits are making it to data collection. If you don't even see visits, it is likely that the hits aren't making it to the network due to proxy configuration.If you see visits but not any mobil...

#2 happens when the s.namespace variable isn't set, so you get a different s_vi cookie for each report suite. When s.namespace isn't set it means that users are identified uniquely for each report suite instead of uniquely for the tracking server.You can set s.namespace and the cookie will be migrat...

To help minimize the impact of changing the data collection domain, you can migrate visitors from the old data collection domain to the new one. More information here: http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/sc/implement/index.html#Visitor_MigrationOther than that I can't think of anything else ...

Hi Lando, I haven't heard of any issues on Windows 8.1 launching ad hoc analysis, this is usually caused by the browser not starting Java. Here is something your user can try to narrow the issue:1. Right-click the Launch Ad Hoc Analysis button, and save the link. This will be a file called discover....

Hi John, since your iframe and parent are on the same domain, you should be able to use window.parent in the iframe to access the s object and s.t() call defined on your main page. From there, you can update your SendForm() function to verify the form data, set variables on the s object, and then ca...

You are correct about s_vi being the visitor ID, this should stay the same for every visit (at least we hope so!). The visit ID (the visit number part) is calculated after the hit is collected so it isn't available through dynamic variables.I think you can get what you are after using a combination ...

Are you using a popup blocker or ad blocker? I was just on a call today with a co-worker who was getting that same redirect error in Firefox and we thought that might be what was causing it.

Adobe gives it a time stamp, so you can safely remove the t= query parameter from your static image request. The t= query parameter (date/time in DigitalPulse Debugger) is used to populate the Time Zones report, all other metrics are calculated using a time that is set by the data collection server ...

Mobile: Web traffic that was identified as coming from a mobile device.Mobile App: App data that was collected by the iOS, Android, and other AppMeasurement SDKs.The report suite that collects web and app data will have both of these panes, others will have only Mobile.