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October 23, 2023
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Adobe Debugger displays inaccurate calls

  • October 23, 2023
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Adobe Experience Platform Debugger shows all calls twice (including pageviews). I believe this has been happening since the new version launched on Oct 19th. We also see random alphabets for each evar/prop on the debugger (PFA image). This could be an extension issue as we see only one-call fire for page load on the browser's network tab. 

Thanks for looking into this

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Best answer by freedricktroisterlanter

Getting the same issue with duplicate columns showing for each fire. Additionally, since this started happening, selecting "show post-processed hit" now results in an error message (text below):

 

Something went wrong.
We're sorry but something has gone wrong and we are unable to show this section at the moment. Try using a different section or closing and re-opening the debugger window.

We've automatically been notified of the error but please reach out if this continues to occur.

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NimashaJain
Employee
February 6, 2024

@rudi-shumpert @dwright-adobe Can you please look into the issue as there are 12 people who has faced same issue?

New Participant
October 25, 2023

We also experienced the same problem starting from last week

 

freedricktroisterlanterAccepted solution
New Participant
October 24, 2023

Getting the same issue with duplicate columns showing for each fire. Additionally, since this started happening, selecting "show post-processed hit" now results in an error message (text below):

 

Something went wrong.
We're sorry but something has gone wrong and we are unable to show this section at the moment. Try using a different section or closing and re-opening the debugger window.

We've automatically been notified of the error but please reach out if this continues to occur.