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Using an Activity QA link after a search query parameter

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What is the best practice to use a QA link from Target on a search query?

for example: wwww.domain.com/search/?search=something

When I try to use the QA link like normal it will add the QA link to the keyword of the search i.e. something?qa_link_here

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Hi there - I am not sure what the best practice is, but I have a strategy that I have found to work well in this situation. I will use the QA link in a new private browsing session to dump me into the activity (if you want, by setting the page delivery setting to something like wwww.domain.com/ or wwww.domain.com/search/.) Then, once I am in the activity, I navigate to the page with the query string, without the QA string, as the session should retain that QA cookie. Once you're done QAing, you can go replace the page delivery settings.

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Hi there - I am not sure what the best practice is, but I have a strategy that I have found to work well in this situation. I will use the QA link in a new private browsing session to dump me into the activity (if you want, by setting the page delivery setting to something like wwww.domain.com/ or wwww.domain.com/search/.) Then, once I am in the activity, I navigate to the page with the query string, without the QA string, as the session should retain that QA cookie. Once you're done QAing, you can go replace the page delivery settings.