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Without seeing any code I can only speculate, but my guess is the additional hit is from SiteCatalyst's auto-link tracking - either an exit link because the target URL is not listed in <code>linkInternalFilters</code>, or a download link because the target URL ends with something listed in <code>linkDownloadFileTypes</code>. I suspect, given the <code>'e'</code> argument of your <code>s.tl()</code> example, that the link is an exit link. So on that note.. perhaps the solution here is to piggyback off the auto-exit-link tracking, instead of making your own <code>s.tl()</code> call. Adobe has a plugin called <code>exitLinkHandler</code> that will let you trigger additional variables whenever the auto-exit-link tracking occurs. Here is the plugin: <pre><code>/* * Plugin: exitLinkHandler 0.5 - identify and report exit links */ s.exitLinkHandler=new Function("p","" +"var s=this,h=s.p_gh(),n='linkInternalFilters',i,t;if(!h||(s.linkTyp" +"e&&(h||s.linkName)))return '';i=h.indexOf('?');t=s[n];s[n]=p?p:t;h=" +"s.linkLeaveQueryString||i<0?h:h.substring(0,i);if(s.lt(h)=='e')s.li" +"nkType='e';else h='';s[n]=t;return h;"); </code></pre> Within your <code>s_doPlugins</code> function, add the following: <pre><code>s.url = s.exitLinkHandler(); if (s.url) { // pop your variables here. Don't forget to pop `linkTrackVars` and `linkTrackEvents`, same as you would have done before } </code></pre> Now, this will make your additional variables pop on any exit link triggered. If you want it to only trigger on certain URL matches, or only on a specific match, you can do this several ways, depending on your needs: <ul> <li>If you only need to do a general substring match, you can pass some or all of the target URL as the first argument for <code>s.exitLinkHandler()</code> and it will match the passed argument against the target URL.</li> <li>If this isn't good enough, within the <code>if(s.url)</code> condition, you can perform your own matching (e.g. regex matching) against the target URL using <code>s.url</code>.</li> <li>If you need to target by some DOM attribute of the link, within the condition, <code>s.eo</code> is an object reference to the link that was clicked, so you can write your own conditions around that.</li> </ul>
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