Hi @subha2 ,
This is a common and frustrating issue in Adobe Target’s Visual Experience Composer (VEC) — where modifications made in one experience (e.g., Experience B) mysteriously apply to Experience A and vice versa. It’s usually tied to DOM caching issues, improper selector handling, or session persistence bugs in the browser or Target itself.
Clear Browser Cache & Disable Extensions
Before editing:
- Clear cache (esp. local storage/sessionStorage).
- Use incognito mode or a clean browser profile.
- Disable interfering browser extensions like ad blockers, tag debuggers, or React dev tools — these can conflict with VEC rendering.
Always Reload VEC After Editing One Experience
- Edit Experience A → Save → Reload VEC → Edit Experience B
- This avoids session merge issues across experiences.
Still exist then
You can report a persistent bug to Adobe Support by including:
- Activity ID
- URL of test page
- Steps to reproduce the experience modification conflict
- Screenshots or screen recordings