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FraCalzo
FraCalzo
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December 19, 2022
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Replace currency symbol Server Side

  • December 19, 2022
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Dear all,

how to replace currency symbol with another (e.g. $ symbol to £ symbol) via Target across the whole page?

With this I mean:

  • To replace any dollar symbol in a given page with the euro symbol, and
  • doing this preferably with Server Side implementation.

Is it possibile? Do I need to provide an mbox-id in advance for all lines where $ is displayed, or is there any other method?

Furthermore, is it possibile to achieve this via client-side?

 

Any help would be very appreciated.

Thanks

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    Best answer by alexbishop

    This should be relatively simple in a server-side implementation, the most simple option would be to create an activity that returns a JSON offer with something like....

    {currency: "£"}

    You would provide an mbox name as part of your server-side request to Target, and then your web application would parse the response and handle replacing all of the $ symbols. 

    You could also achieve this client-side but the ease of implementation will depend a bit on how easy it is to identify all of the currency symbols on the page. For example, if all of your currency symbols have a class of "currency", then you could add a custom code modification in the Visual Editor, something like......

    document.querySelectorAll('.currency').innerText = "£"

     

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    alexbishop
    Adobe Employee
    alexbishopAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
    Adobe Employee
    July 25, 2023

    This should be relatively simple in a server-side implementation, the most simple option would be to create an activity that returns a JSON offer with something like....

    {currency: "£"}

    You would provide an mbox name as part of your server-side request to Target, and then your web application would parse the response and handle replacing all of the $ symbols. 

    You could also achieve this client-side but the ease of implementation will depend a bit on how easy it is to identify all of the currency symbols on the page. For example, if all of your currency symbols have a class of "currency", then you could add a custom code modification in the Visual Editor, something like......

    document.querySelectorAll('.currency').innerText = "£"

     

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