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internal search query string implementation under adobe launch

  • August 11, 2020
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Currently, we are having the search URL like this http://example.com/simple.htm#!&query=keyword

 

Setting the query string parameter as "&query" in launch. Search term is not capturing. Is there any alternative? am i missing out something?

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Best answer by Beenit

Hi,

 

General structure of the query string is 

http://example.com/simple.html?query=keyword&cid=example

 

Where using "?" the query parameter is separated from rest of the url and to pass two or more query parameter, they are separated by "&".   In above case the query parameters would be "query" and "cid". 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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BeenitAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
August 11, 2020

Hi,

 

General structure of the query string is 

http://example.com/simple.html?query=keyword&cid=example

 

Where using "?" the query parameter is separated from rest of the url and to pass two or more query parameter, they are separated by "&".   In above case the query parameters would be "query" and "cid". 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

prathap08Author
August 11, 2020
yes... I aware that.. but our site structure URL is different .. its a call back URL from AJAX
khurshid
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
August 11, 2020

Adding to the comments by @beenit. if it is not possible to change the query string structure, you may want to use custom code (in Data Elements) to fetch the values.

prathap08Author
August 12, 2020
yes... going with custom code only... trying mutiple codes not able to get that exactly .. do you have any idea around that?
August 12, 2020

Hi @prathap08 ,

Since your search query parameter is not in the standard format. So, I will suggest you to create a Data Element & use custom logic in this Data Element. Once the Data Element is set up, you can use that data element in your Launch rules.

Hope this helps.

 

Regards,

Abhinav

jantzen_b
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
September 16, 2020
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