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React SPA & Form-Based Experience Composer

  • May 5, 2023
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Hi all,

 

How can I target a specific view in React SPA with the form base composer? It only works on the first page load but not if I navigate to a new page/view.

 

I know it is possible with VEC, but I can't use it.

 

Many thanks,

UK

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    Best answer by Perrin_Ennen

    Hi @ukch,

    You can use adobe.target.triggerView() accordingly when navigating to a new page. It is important that at.js 2.x is used.


    https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/target-learn/tutorials/experiences/use-the-visual-experience-composer-for-single-page-applications.html

     

    Hope this helps you
    Best regards

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    Perrin_Ennen
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    Perrin_EnnenCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
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    May 5, 2023

    Hi @ukch,

    You can use adobe.target.triggerView() accordingly when navigating to a new page. It is important that at.js 2.x is used.


    https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/target-learn/tutorials/experiences/use-the-visual-experience-composer-for-single-page-applications.html

     

    Hope this helps you
    Best regards

      U
      UKCHAuthor
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      May 8, 2023

      Hi @perrin_ennen, thank you, but as I wrote in the question, I can't create an VEC A/B test, is it possible to use triggerView() with form-based A/B tests?

        Perrin_Ennen
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        Perrin_EnnenCommunity Advisor
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        May 10, 2023

        Hi @ukch,

         

        Hi,
        I am not quite sure myself - as far as I know triggerView() is rather meant for VEC and serverside targeting.

         

        I remember a SPA where I worked with form-based experiments. I don't know if that was a good solution. But in that case I triggered even the target-global-mbox (by adobe.target.getOffer() ..) on a SPA page change. The activity was built in such a way, that it itself determines in which view the page is located. Works technically - but yes - you have to be careful that e.g. no other activities are running on the pages - or that is considered accordingly there.

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