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at.js 2.x TriggerView - Possible to Add Custom JS Code via VEC

  • August 3, 2022
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Hello,

I have implemented the triggerView functionality on my organization's SPA. I can add CSS, basic HTML, and other changes to a particular view in the VEC. However, I have not been able to successfully add Custom Code (specifically a JS script); the script simply does not execute. I have tried multiple combinations: adding to head/not adding to head, various scripts including simple console.logs, etc. To be clear, I am very familiar with adding custom JS to "normal" (not using triggerView()) Experiences to through the VEC, even to the same SPA that is not working with the triggerViews.

 

Is this a known issue? Specifically, is it even possible to add custom JS to a particular view via the VEC? If not, any suggestions as to what may be going wrong?

Thanks.

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    Best answer by Amelia_Waliany

    [8.31.22 Adobe Target Community Q&A Coffee Break Answer provided by @moses_maxen: 

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    Hi @KMarchewa - thank you for your question.  We recommend opening a support ticket for this in case you are still facing trouble with delivering custom code through a particular view.  Thank you!

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    Check out the entire 8.31.22 Adobe Target Community Q&A Coffee Break discussion thread for more insights on related topics 🙂 

     

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    ericb17371700
    Level 2
    August 4, 2022

    Hi @kmarchewa , 

     

    just to understand your problem correct. You can add HTML and it works, but if you within the HTML add Javascript like this via a script tag is does not execute?

    <script> console.log("Hello"); </script>
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      KMarchewaAuthor
      Level 3
      August 4, 2022

      That is correct. Even such simple statement does not work using the "Custom Code" option with the "Add to Head" option checked (I also tried <div><script>console.log("...")</script></div> WITHOUT the "Add to Head" option checked).

        Amelia_Waliany
        Adobe Employee
        Amelia_WalianyAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
        Adobe Employee
        February 13, 2023

        [8.31.22 Adobe Target Community Q&A Coffee Break Answer provided by @moses_maxen: 

        ----------------------------

        Hi @KMarchewa - thank you for your question.  We recommend opening a support ticket for this in case you are still facing trouble with delivering custom code through a particular view.  Thank you!

        ----------------------------

        Check out the entire 8.31.22 Adobe Target Community Q&A Coffee Break discussion thread for more insights on related topics 🙂 

         

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