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adal3
September 13, 2017

Custom goal triggering via Javascript

  • September 13, 2017
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Is there away somehow i can tirgger a goal via javascript API by writing custom javascript.

Some thing like

$(".css-class").click(function(){

    //trigger click goal here

   //window.trigger('goal-name');

});

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    sabahatu1546489
    sabahatu1546489
    Level 2
    September 19, 2017

    yes thats possible. how have you implemented Adobe Target

    via mbox or at.js?

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      adal3Author
      September 19, 2017

      Hi sabahatu,

      Thanks for replying back.

      As i didn’t setup the target for the website. I cannot say for sure.

      Client has already set it up. I got the access later.

      I think its at.js,

      cuz the elements in page have class like “at-element-marker”

      and also “at-element-click-tracking” (when click goal is added via “Goal & Settings”)

      But when i check the Setup=> Implementation, mbox.js is selected.

      To add up,

      I have already tried following

      <script>

      $('a').click(function(){

        adobe.target.trackEvent({'mbox’:’quicklinkclick’})

      });

      </script>

      and added conversion goal to view mbox “quicklinkclick”;

      when i check console log in chrome, i got following:

      VM768 satellite-59b9eb0164746d4b1b00b18b.js:18

      AT: Track event request failed {mbox: "quicklinkclick", params: {…}, timeout: 15000, success: ƒ, error: ƒ} {status: "error", error: "abort"}

      sabahatu1546489
      sabahatu1546489
      Level 2
      September 20, 2017

      you are on a right track.
      I assume you first created this mbox "quicklinkclick" through console and secondly under metrics you selected "viewed an mbox" (Not clicked on mbox)

      cheers,

      Sabahat

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