rendering form based activities after page view event

[Michael_Soprano]

I would like to render Form Based activity from Target. Conditions would be checked through Target Activity script. I do not want to bother with any Decision Scopes etc ....

What code should I put in second action? Or should I apply propositions?

[kautuk_sahni]

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[GigiCotruta]

Hi, @Michael_Soprano,

One quick question:

Rendering from Launch would mean rendering client-side, why would you need it? Form Based activities are usually used for server-side rendering.

It is easier to implement a Visual activity from Client Side.

However, if you still want to do it this way, you are probably looking for the following:

You have to capture the response from target activity and then, render it. 

Make sure to check the "Render visual personalization decisions" checkbox.

[Michael_Soprano]

In some browsers and corporate VPNs VEC does not work and as a consultant I have crazy deadlines ....

So what should I write in Response headers and in Response body? 

Response from Web SDK is like that in Network. Should you explain this step by step?

[RiteshYadav18]

@Michael_Soprano  scope is activity and proposition is content, in your case 

add  html DOM code to update content via code load via form activity 

[Michael_Soprano]

Something like that?

[RiteshYadav18]

@Michael_Soprano  yes, did it work ? and what other options u have for action?

[GigiCotruta]

Yes, indeed. The only detail is that in scope, you should put your "Activity location". So that Adobe Tags knows to which Target activity to "connect". 

[kautuk_sahni]

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