{Page Sequence Number}: [Value passed in user.categoryId mbox parameter] (Page context, I.e. what purpose it serves in the journey)
Per the documentation, multiple values are possible but it doesn't include an example for how they are valued.
Separate categories with a comma to include an item in multiple categories. For example:
user.categoryId=clothing,shoes,nike,running,nike clothing,nike shoes,nike running shoes
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I did do some testing with this.
When I load Target, an empty value is sent as a user.categoryId so that's why you'll see it as an entry. Here are the steps for a quick test.
1. Load the homepage with the mboxtrace parameters in an incognito window.
2. Push an event including the user.categoryId parameter with multiple, comma-separated values to Adobe Target using the console--see code below.
adobe.target.trackEvent({
"mbox": "target-global-mbox",
"params": {
"user.categoryId": "one,two,three,four,five"
}
});
3. Open the network log and find the Target requests--search "json?mbox" and open the second request--the one associated with the Adobe Target event. See below for the output for Affinity Category. I believe that the reason that "one" is not present here is that Adobe Target's affinity category algorithm truncates any category beyond five categories. I hope that someone from Adobe can chime in here as I don't understand the logic for for the score for multiple categories.
CategoryAffinity[visitedEnvironments = [23427], categoryAffinities = {
23427 = [
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = four, score = 7.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = , score = 6.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = five, score = 5.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = three, score = 4.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = two, score = 3.0]
]
}
I did do some testing with this.
When I load Target, an empty value is sent as a user.categoryId so that's why you'll see it as an entry. Here are the steps for a quick test.
1. Load the homepage with the mboxtrace parameters in an incognito window.
2. Push an event including the user.categoryId parameter with multiple, comma-separated values to Adobe Target using the console--see code below.
adobe.target.trackEvent({
"mbox": "target-global-mbox",
"params": {
"user.categoryId": "one,two,three,four,five"
}
});
3. Open the network log and find the Target requests--search "json?mbox" and open the second request--the one associated with the Adobe Target event. See below for the output for Affinity Category. I believe that the reason that "one" is not present here is that Adobe Target's affinity category algorithm truncates any category beyond five categories. I hope that someone from Adobe can chime in here as I don't understand the logic for for the score for multiple categories.
CategoryAffinity[visitedEnvironments = [23427], categoryAffinities = {
23427 = [
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = four, score = 7.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = , score = 6.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = five, score = 5.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = three, score = 4.0],
CategoryAffinity.CategoryAffinityValue[categoryId = two, score = 3.0]
]
}
Hi @zach_shearer Were you able to resolve the issue with the multi-categories page?
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