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Storing field values from AC Landing Page into AC Database

  • October 26, 2017
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Hi,

Let us say that my Adobe Campaign Landing page has 4 fields.

Is it possible to save these fields in a Adobe Campaign table on the landing page submission?

The following 2 URLs confirm the possibility:

https://docs.campaign.adobe.com/doc/AC/en/WEB_Editing_HTML_content_Creating_a_landing_page.html

https://docs.campaign.adobe.com/doc/standard/en/CHA_Landing_pages_Data_storage_and_reconciliation.html

Appreciate all your responses.

Thanks,

Rama.

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    Best answer by Jean-Serge_Biro

    Hello Rama,

    It is unclear if you use AC standard (ACS) or AC classic version (v6/v7) because you give one documentation link for each version.

    On ACS I think you can only save the fields values in the default Profile table (recipient).

    On AC v7/v7, take care, there are 2 webApp activities (Page and Page v5 compatibility).

    With the default one, you can choose the Document type (by default, it is nms:recipient); so if needed you can choose another schema, such as nms:visitor, or your own custom data profile schema, and even other custom schema for storing other type of data than profiles data.

    Regards.
    Jean-Serge

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    Jean-Serge_Biro
    Jean-Serge_BiroAccepted solution
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    October 26, 2017

    Hello Rama,

    It is unclear if you use AC standard (ACS) or AC classic version (v6/v7) because you give one documentation link for each version.

    On ACS I think you can only save the fields values in the default Profile table (recipient).

    On AC v7/v7, take care, there are 2 webApp activities (Page and Page v5 compatibility).

    With the default one, you can choose the Document type (by default, it is nms:recipient); so if needed you can choose another schema, such as nms:visitor, or your own custom data profile schema, and even other custom schema for storing other type of data than profiles data.

    Regards.
    Jean-Serge

      AEM_Forum
      AEM_ForumAuthor
      Level 10
      October 26, 2017

      Thanks Jean-Serge for this reply.

      It has helped me in addressing my query.

      Rama.

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