Thats pretty much what I would have done as well. Check if jQuery was "ready".

hey, MHicken Have them all listed. May look clumsy, but some kind of visual indicator is actually good to quickly identify. I agree having them as the first column may not sound like a good plan if you have multiple ones, but then maybe at the last column and have them listed as what kind of rule th...

Looking to see if a indicator can be added as the first column to a rule to show what kind of "Event Type" the rule has. Something on the lines of what Adobe Target currently offers for their different types of activity.Additionally if a filter can also be created to narrow down all page load rules,...

When I click into a data element, is it possible to get a list of all rules or other data elements that reference it?This way, I can ensure there is no duplicated effort of data elements and the number of data elements are not more than once. This also helps to get rid of data elements that are not ...

Is there a recording to follow up for those who may have missed it?

If you can include some screenshots, it would be possible to make some recommendations.Nevertheless Target should be able to make the changes you require from the VEC experience code editor/Modifications section.

Hi dorianhallward​,This should still work because at the end of the day vue.js still translates to native js. Would it be possible to select the element via the native js such as document.querySelector and make modifications? Can you show some screenshots of what you would be trying to achieve as we...

Hi dorianhallward​,This answer might seem like a long shot, but... Has your dev team considered adding in a framework to simplify working with AEM components - such as jQuery. Here is the article: Adobe Experience Manager Help | Integrating the JQuery Framework into Adobe Experience Manager If that'...

Hey anthonym75181935​ & netxpressd4442685​ & tut54841492,Not sure if this was completely resolved. However there are 2 ways to do it from what I can see. I have tried and tested both and they help resolve what I needed. This could definitely work (please modify it according to your needs):Option 1: ...

Hey alim92960278,This will not print anything into the console unless you explicitly tell it to. You may want to instead console.log it like this<script>console.log("Your Campaign name is " + '${campaign.name}'); console.log("Your Experience name is "+ '${campaign.recipe.name}');console.log("Your Ca...