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how to call javascript code filename in email delivery template

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Hi Friends,i have a question and it would be helpful if i get the solution.

 

Created a javascript code with function abc() and the filename as "xyz.js".

In Campaign email delivery template i have used the below code to call the function and the javascript filename:

 

<script src="xyz.js"></script>

<%=abc()%>

 

But i am getting an error like abc is not defined.

do i need to load the file to pick the particular filename?

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in the advanced javascript code use the loadlibrary to load the library and then you can call the function.

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Hello @ashajosh 

 

Can you share more details on what you are trying to do with the javascript in the delivery template.

 

Calling javascript with <script> tags is not the right way in adobe campaign. You can use loadLibrary('NAMESPACE:JS_FILE_NAME')

 

Thanks,


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Thanks Manoj..

 

in the javascript function i am trying to return the word...
in the delivery template i have called the function,

 

do i need to provide the loadlibrary inside the delivery template?

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Yes, for that you can add all your coding the advanced tab of the delivery activity and then once you have the word then store it in a delivery variables and finally call that variable in the HTML

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in advanced tab,do we need to add the javascript code?

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in the advanced javascript code use the loadlibrary to load the library and then you can call the function.

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Hi,

 

The <script/> tag is rendered client-side, and immediately stripped by every email client since its invention.

If you're trying to use a server-side include, those are unavailable to the MTA process.

You can include JS with personalization blocks (I usually do this), or by eval()'ing response from delivery query (for cross-purpose JS).

 

Thanks,

-Jon