I am working on builing couple of components using Adobe Target, but it is acting weird, especially, with JS code. All changes I am doing, I can see them in Target, but not when I am using QA links.
Sorry to hear you are having issues. This could be due to several reasons, but here are the ones I believe to be the most common:
Caching Issues: Sometimes, browsers cache the old page version, preventing new changes from appearing. Solution: Clear your browser cache or use an incognito/private browsing window.
JavaScript Errors: If your JS code contains an error, it might work in the Target editor but fail on the actual page. Solution: Open the browser’s developer console to check for JavaScript errors. Ensure your code is error-free and compatible with the site’s existing scripts.
Order of Scripts Loading: Your JS code might execute before the necessary elements are available in the DOM. Solution: Wrap your JS code in a DOMContentLoaded or window.onload event listener to ensure it runs at the right time.
Adobe Target Libraries Not Loading: Sometimes, target libraries can be blocked on your browser. It can sometimes relate to geo-location or consent settings. Solution: Ensure that the Adobe Target libraries are correctly implemented on your environment and are not being blocked.
Sorry to hear you are having issues. This could be due to several reasons, but here are the ones I believe to be the most common:
Caching Issues: Sometimes, browsers cache the old page version, preventing new changes from appearing. Solution: Clear your browser cache or use an incognito/private browsing window.
JavaScript Errors: If your JS code contains an error, it might work in the Target editor but fail on the actual page. Solution: Open the browser’s developer console to check for JavaScript errors. Ensure your code is error-free and compatible with the site’s existing scripts.
Order of Scripts Loading: Your JS code might execute before the necessary elements are available in the DOM. Solution: Wrap your JS code in a DOMContentLoaded or window.onload event listener to ensure it runs at the right time.
Adobe Target Libraries Not Loading: Sometimes, target libraries can be blocked on your browser. It can sometimes relate to geo-location or consent settings. Solution: Ensure that the Adobe Target libraries are correctly implemented on your environment and are not being blocked.
