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A/B Test - Adding A Link to Certain Pages at the end of a div

  • April 4, 2019
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We are trying to use the form composer to create an A/B test that adds a link to the end of a div on every landing page.  I can use the visual composer to add it to a given page, but this needs to be added to multiple pages, so I'm thinking it needs to be done via a form.  I've added an mbox via DTM around the given element, but when I try to add the link it messes up the CSS (or completely replaces the element I'm matching in  DTM).  Any ideas on a better way to do this?

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    Best answer by Andrey_Osadchuk

    Philip,

    Have you considered to use multi URL setting in the activity configuration as an alternative for the mbox implementation? The setting can be found in VEC by clicking on gear icon > Page Delivery (add as many URL masks as you need to cover all landing pages).

    Alternatively, consider implementing an mbox parameter on the landing pages you want to target the activity to. Then create an Audience to include the pages where that parameter exists or has a certain value. The activity URL then should be set to any (e.g just target the activity to the site domain).

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    Andrey_Osadchuk
    Andrey_OsadchukAccepted solution
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    April 4, 2019

    Philip,

    Have you considered to use multi URL setting in the activity configuration as an alternative for the mbox implementation? The setting can be found in VEC by clicking on gear icon > Page Delivery (add as many URL masks as you need to cover all landing pages).

    Alternatively, consider implementing an mbox parameter on the landing pages you want to target the activity to. Then create an Audience to include the pages where that parameter exists or has a certain value. The activity URL then should be set to any (e.g just target the activity to the site domain).

      Gaureshk_Kodag
      Adobe Employee
      Gaureshk_KodagAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      April 8, 2019

      Hi ,

      Instead of using form composer you can try VEC which has option for multiple URL content delivery.

      You can find this setting inside VEC by clicking on gear icon > Page delivery > +Add Template Rule > URL Contains / URL is (Add all the URLs where you want to deliver your experience)

      hope this works.

      Thanks,

      Gauresh.

        pramseycom
        pramseycomAuthor
        Level 2
        April 9, 2019

        This seemed to do the job, thanks!

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