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How to show personalized content if CART total is greater than $100

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Hi,

I was trying to so personalized content if the user cart total price is greater than $100. How do I get cart total price in my audience using profile script so that I can personalize content. 

 

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So yes you can write into the userprofile values like 

 

adobe.target.trackEvent({ mbox: 'carttotal_track', params: { 'profile.carttotal_morethan100': 'true' } });

How Do I Use the adobe.target.trackEvent() Function?

 

Which I don't think works directly if you just put in the value of the cart - because that is evaluated as a string and no greater than works there (as far as I know). But you can also write values like 95 or 102 and use a UserProfileScript to read it and convert it to a number - compare it and set the new value true or false as another variable.

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I feel that you can make your cart total price available in mbox param(eg: carttotal ="totalpricevaluehere" so that you can create an audience if param value greater than X then show the personalized content.

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Community Advisor

So yes you can write into the userprofile values like 

 

adobe.target.trackEvent({ mbox: 'carttotal_track', params: { 'profile.carttotal_morethan100': 'true' } });

How Do I Use the adobe.target.trackEvent() Function?

 

Which I don't think works directly if you just put in the value of the cart - because that is evaluated as a string and no greater than works there (as far as I know). But you can also write values like 95 or 102 and use a UserProfileScript to read it and convert it to a number - compare it and set the new value true or false as another variable.