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Is there a way to debug the following code where the line for the console.log doesn't log the message "Test message" in console? But the next line alert("Test Alert") works fine. $(document).ready(function() {         console.log("Test message");         alert("Test Alert");}); One more thing to notice is in below code, "0000" is printed in output but not "99": <script>$(document).ready(function(){          console.log("99");});console.log("0000");</script> I have tried changing the version of the jquery CDN link to the previous versions and am still facing the same issue.Using this version of jquery:<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script>

Thank you to everyone who joined, asked questions, and shared additional pointers in today's workshop, 10 [More] Text Mode Tips in Adobe Workfront! ​This session was a continuation of the original, 10 Text Mode Tips workshop done in April, so if you're looking for additional examples, check out that post. If you missed today's session, no worries, below are links to the recording and slide deck:Workshop recordingSlide Deck PDF - the text mode used for Tip #8: Detailed User View is added as a comment below. Examples shared during the workshop include:Collections in a FilterCustom PromptsShow all Templates and Custom FormsDetailed User ViewCustom Job #s (calculated custom fields)and more! If you are just getting started with text mode, I'd recommend bookmarking and familiarizing yourself with the API Explorer (this will be your single source of truth for text mode) and reviewing customer submitted examples in the Reporting Cookbook. In addition, th

I've created a page template by using "core/wcm/components/page/v2/page" as resourceSuperType. I've used nested multifield there with datasource. The XML is added here.  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <jcr:root xmlns:sling="http://sling.apache.org/jcr/sling/1.0" xmlns:jcr="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/1.0" xmlns:nt="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/nt/1.0" jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured" jcr:title="Multifield Component" sling:resourceType="cq/gui/components/authoring/dialog"> <content jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured" sling:resourceType="granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/container"> <items jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured"> <tabs jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured" sling:resourceType="granite/ui/components/coral/foundation/tabs" maximized="true"> <items jcr:primaryType="nt:unstructured">

we have a requirement where the emails has to be sent via an API instead of an SMTP server from AEM. Is there a way to override Email service in AEM? Or how can we come over the SMTP connectivity.

Hi everyone, I have a website in AEM Cloud, with custom CDN Imperva (that should be forwarding the header, since is exposing it also in the response section) and my goal is to redirect users based on their country, to the correct site.Here is what I've done:Added "X-Aem-Client-Country" both in the clientheaders.any and the site.farm file. In the last one is in the /cache /headers sectionAdded "Header set Vary "X-Aem-Client-Country" in the site.vhost fileAdded custom rewrites in the rewrite.rules file. Here is an example:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/?$RewriteCond %{HTTP:X-Aem-Client-Country} ^US$ [NC]RewriteRule ^.*$ /en-us [R=301,L]As a "default" page I've left a "country choice" page that should hit when the country code is not among the ones specified in the rewrite.rules fileI've tried also with the name of the header in uppercase or lowercase but it changes nothing. Maybe I'm forgetting something, but the situation right now is that the site is not redirecting to specific

We've all had these moments of dread. Your Salesforce admin pings you on Instant Message, and asks you... "Why is Marketo updating {insert random data value not associated at all with Marketing}?"  You go into Marketo, and upon doing some research you find that the record was indeed updated, but in the Marketo Activity Log you can clearly see that the record update was made by "sfdc" (Salesforce).   You, after conducting some research/troubleshooting, reply back to your Salesforce admin and tell them that Marketo is telling you that the record was updated by Salesforce. They, however, reply back to you and share a screenshot of the Salesforce record with the record history, and Salesforce is telling them that the record update was attributed to "Marketo Sync" (let's assume that this is the name of your sync profile).   Who's right?  Technically, you both are but you need some more information to help you have this conversation with your

  Introduction The process of making Adobe Analytics (AA) Analysis Workspace projects available in Customer Journey Analytics (CJA) requires careful AA administrative planning, preparation, and execution. It's crucial to understand that this isn't a one-way migration where AA projects are deprecated, but rather an admin-driven "porting" of AA projects to CJA at a specific point in time for a given Analysis Workspace project. Be mindful of the prerequisites for this process, including supported ingestion pathways, CJA-side Connection and Data View setup requirements, and CJA Data Views user permission provisioning. Adobe Experience League outlines the porting workflow, covering the steps to take within Adobe Analytics, instructions on how to retry a failed migration, and guidance on monitoring the porting progress of AA projects to CJA using the Admin component migration page. This diagram illustrates the key steps in the porting process, from initial organizational alignment to

By: @kopeti & @jacob-dddev  In the first of this 2-part series, we will go over some of the reasons to consider using server-side data collection. In the next part, we’ll discuss in more detail some of the options available.  If any of the following concerns are on your mind, it's a good idea to explore server-side data collection as an alternative strategy. Consider when the following may apply Page Performance - If your organization prioritizes delivering an optimal user experience, focusing on improving page load times and JavaScript event handling, while simultaneously undertaking significant marketing efforts to send data to diverse destinations for enhanced user acquisition and tailored content to boost customer engagement. Avoid Browser Restrictions - If you're struggling with evolving browser restrictions, such as third-party cookie limits on Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, and seek persistent visitor identification, opting for

  Introduction Adobe Customer Journey Analytics (CJA) product administrators are crucial in helping organizations unlock the full potential of their Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) datasets. These skilled practitioners configure and fine-tune the CJA solution, ensuring it delivers precise, timely, and actionable insights for data-driven decision-making. Their expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of skills, blending technical prowess with strategic business acumen. It's worth noting that comprehensive access to Connections— the foundation of CJA—requires specific AEP-related permissions granted through the Experience Platform Product Profile. As architects of an organization's CJA Data View implementation, product administrators transform AEP data into meaningful CJA narratives. They create Connections, design intuitive Data Views, and implement quality control measures. Their work establishes the groundwork for analysts and decision-makers to build powerful insights and analys

Introduction Embarking on utilizing Adobe Customer Journey Analytics (CJA) as a practitioner might seem daunting at first. However, with a well-structured plan and an open mindset, you'll become knowledgable and proficient. This guide is your personal 90-day instruction manual, offering a detailed, step-by-step playbook. By following it diligently, you'll not only become familiar with navigating and operating CJA but also learn how to maximize its potential. First and foremost, get well-acquainted with the learning paths and core concepts of CJA. This involves grasping the essential ideas, terms, and features that characterize CJA. Days 1-15: Spend the first two weeks immersing yourself in the CJA learning pathways and fundamental concepts. Allocate time each day to review materials, watch tutorials, and participate in any available training sessions. This will build a solid foundation for understanding CJA. Secondly, gain a clear understanding of your CJA role, whether as a C

Introduction For effective management of Customer Journey Analytics (CJA), especially in the areas of Connections and Data Views, a well-structured, tiered sociotechnical governance process is essential. A comprehensive CJA governance framework ensures the reliability and relevance of Connections and Data Views. It also adheres to your organization's data governance strategy, especially regarding privacy and security. This blog post outlines key focus areas for efficient governance of CJA and highlights where upstream Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) data governance should be addressed to be effective in CJA. Define CJA Product Administrator Roles and Responsibilities: This involves identifying individuals or groups who will administer or use CJA and defining their roles and responsibilities. This step ensures accountability and proper access controls. Establish a Data Governance Framework: This entails setting up a framework detailing policies, procedures, and guidelines for manag

Introduction This blog post reviews several advancements in Customer Journey Analytics (CJA), specifically the derived fields functions from the June 2024 feature releases. These powerful, expanded CJA component manipulation options enhance your data analysis capabilities, allowing you to transform and interpret your data in more meaningful ways. Derived fields are applied at report run-time, and no underlying data is changed. They create new components sourced from existing fields by basing them on those fields. The Math Function, Next or Previous Function, Summarize Function, and Deduplication Function are powerful new options that can significantly enhance your understanding of customer journeys. Each new derived field function uniquely contributes to the analysis process in CJA, helping you uncover actionable insights and optimize your strategies through better customer journey analysis. Review of Derived Fields Enhancements The most noteworthy advancement in the Next or Previous

Assurance (formerly Project Griffon) is a tool within Adobe Experience Platform designed for implementation validation. It is extremely helpful to check extension versions, inspect data values, store testing logs, and troubleshoot implementation issues. While Assurance can help to validate your Web SDK implementation, it is particularly useful for mobile app implementations as it replaces tools like Charles that can be difficult to use for specific use cases such as validating an Analytics implementation. This blog will guide you through getting started with Assurance and key tools to help you with your mobile app validation. Installing & Registering Assurance  To get started with Assurance, install and register the extension in your app. First, add the AEP Assurance extension in your Tags property. This step should be relatively easy as there is nothing to configure within the extension - just search the catalog for AEP Assurance, install the extension, and publish your libra

Revenue Impact refers to the influence that changes or interventions have on an organization’s total revenue. It serves as a tangible measure of success and informs decision-making. For organizations aiming for growth and optimization, revenue impact is a critical tool. The formula for Revenue Impact is as follows:  Daily Unique Visitors x Conversion Rate x AOV x 364 x Lift  Daily Unique Visitors: This represents the number of distinct visitors to your website in a single day. It’s a crucial metric for understanding your site’s traffic. Conversion Rate: The conversion rate is the percentage of visitors who perform a desired action, such as making a purchase or signing up. It’s calculated as the number of orders divided by the number of unique visitors.  Average Order Value (AOV): AOV reflects the average amount of money a customer spends per order. It’s calculated as total revenue divided by the number of orders.  Lift: Lift refers to the positive change

In a recent blog, we introduced using Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) Assurance for mobile apps, including steps for installation, connecting to session, and covering some of the helpful tools within Assurance. Assurance enables you to validate your mobile implementation by verifying events, shared states, extension versions, and more, ensuring your implementation is configured correctly and running smoothly.  This post will focus on using Assurance to validate and troubleshoot your Adobe Analytics implementation. Using the new Analytics Events makes achieving data accuracy easier than ever.  Getting Started  Ensure that you are connected to an Assurance session and have Analytics Events enabled. If you don’t see Analytics Events in your navigation bar, you will need to configure the side bar to add it.   Analytics Events Once connected, you’ll start seeing your Analytics events flow into Assurance. In the Events tab, the Detail column will show the event

Adobe provides multiple ways to exclude data (that you have collected) from your final Analytics reporting data set.  The most common method in use today is the IAB Bot Filtering tool, which (by default) excludes any hits containing a User-Agent header that matches a list of “bot-based” headers provided by the IAB itself.  The tool also allows you to provide your own list of “custom” User-Agents or IP Addresses that you would want to exclude hits from.  Using IAB Bot Filtering or other such tools is a great first step, but your Adobe Analytics implementation will still face two major problems:Not all incoming hits can be identified as bots by just examining the User-Agent header or the IP Address; some bots use ordinary User-Agent headers and/or can readily change their IP Addresses to mask their activity.Even if your IAB Bot Filtering setup is able to properly identify all of your incoming bot activity, that bot activity is identified only after an Adobe Analytics

By @jacob-dddev  & @kopeti  In the previous part of this 2-part series, we considered some of the reasons for choosing server-side data collection. In this second part, we will explore various APIs available, including the Edge Network Server API, Media Edge API, and Data Ingestion API, along with their benefits, technical aspects, and interesting fun facts. Aside from product-specific API, the following API are available for collecting data: Edge Network Server API Media Edge API Data Ingestion API Edge Network Server API The Edge Network Server API allows data to first hit Adobe’s Edge Network before being routed to an array of different products and services.  Benefit summary A single request can send data to multiple Adobe products and servicesCan return data used for personalization and marketing Ability to enrich data with Adobe’s lookup tables (e.g. Geo, Network, Device lookups) Manipulate data i

Hi Experts, I am trying to use one 3rd party jar (cloudinary) so that AEM can connect to cloudinary APIs, I have created bundle from these jars and installed in Felix console. Now when I am trying to invoke my logic to connect to cloudinary APIs, it is throwing  "java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: javax.net.ssl.HostnameVerifier not found" by jarBundle (3rd party jar bundle). while debugging I saw that this HostnameVerifier is available at rt.jar for 3rd party jar bundle still this issue is appearing. Could someone help me here ? Here is the exception stacktrace  Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/net/ssl/HostnameVerifierat org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClients.custom(HttpClients.java:48)at com.cloudinary.http44.UploaderStrategy.init(UploaderStrategy.java:40)at com.cloudinary.Uploader.<init>(Uploader.java:43)at com.cloudinary.Cloudinary.uploader(Cloudinary.java:43)at com.abhi.www.cloudinary.impl.workflow.UpdateAssetWorkflowProcess.

Calling all marketers looking for a new intelligent addition to your team, Join us for an exciting live session where Adobe product and engineering experts will give you an exciting sneak peek at our latest groundbreaking innovation: AI Assistant for Audiences, coming soon to Adobe Real-Time CDP to supercharge audience insights and actions. Using natural language, marketers can leverage AI Assistant for Audiences to estimate audience size, understand reasons for fluctuations, and define powerful goal-oriented audiences, unlocking more use cases and reaching audiences that matter. Can’t attend? No worries—register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording! Watch here:  Youtube Live page.

Hi , I am using Magento Storefront admin Panel (Adobe Commerce) and trying to use the Rest APIs in postman.   I have generated the access token and it is working properly with other APIsI want to find the user and user related roles through the API , these are the following endpoints which i found: {{baseUrl}}/V1/company/role/:roleId/users{{baseUrl}}/V1/company/role/:roleId{{baseUrl}}/V1/company/?searchCriteria[filterGroups][0][filters][0][field]=<string> whenever i try to access these endpoints using the token that is required for authorization it is giving {    "message": "Request does not match any route."} Please guide me if there's an API endpoint for company , users , roles in magneto and how to access it  to get the desired result

we have product pages rendering dynamically from external , without the physical page actually present in aem ex:/content/wknd/us/en/products is the existing page but our product pages will be generated with suffix without actually having the pages in aem.  is there a way to extend the ootb sitemap functionality to include these dynamic urls using custom code @imran__khan @arunpatidar 

Hi All,While setting up the local envirinment for aem franklin, I'm unable to run the aem using the aem up command its throwing the error "unable to get local issuer certificate" which is attached below, kindly give suggestion to resolve this error. Regards,Nandheswara

Dear adaptTo() Community,3 weeks after the adaptTo() developer conference for AEM and the related OSS projects - including a lot of talks around Edge Delivery Services - we have published all talk videos together with slides and Q&A: https://adapt.to/2024/scheduleimage gallery of the event: https://adapt.to/2024/conference/galleryand finally, the aftermovie: https://youtu.be/hC8gqorecQoSee you next year!Best regards,The adaptTo() Team

Dear adaptTo() Community,3 weeks after the adaptTo() developer conference for AEM and the related OSS projects, we have published all talk videos together with slides and Q&A: https://adapt.to/2024/scheduleimage gallery of the event: https://adapt.to/2024/conference/galleryand finally, the aftermovie: https://youtu.be/hC8gqorecQoSee you next year!Best regards,The adaptTo() Team

Join us to discover the very latest innovations with Adobe Customer Journey Analytics. Every quarter our product experts will share exciting updates to help you understand what’s new and get the most value from Customer Journey Analytics.   This quarter’s updates include: • Alerts• Asset transfer• Journey canvas• AJO Reporting Phase 2• Guided analysis in Workspace• New Report Builder in Adobe Analytics   Thursday, November 14, 2024 - 9:00 – 10:00 am PT  Register here - https://event.adobe.com/customerjourneyanalytics