Hi @Ewoud_p, How exactly do you put your custom code on the page? Via a target activity using the VEC and an HTML element? Or via something else? I can only think of two experiences at the moment - but they don't have to have anything to do with your problem. If you use remote offers that bring code...

Hi @Krzystof, You can theoretically set as Audience "Traffic Source" > Referring Landing Page: URL. However, I have to say that I had already tried this twice - and had rather bad experiences with it. 

Hi @mysticDeveloper,I would recommend to test either to delete the mbox cookie or in this in the Incognito window (if this is possible with a PDP). Under Activity QA I would recommend to set "Match audience rules to see experiences" to false and "Show default content for all other activities" to tru...

Hi,Basically, you can create a test with several variants and set the weighting accordingly. For example, A 50% B25% C25%.However, if you do not want to have this in one test for various reasons - you may want to split this into several tests. Is it basically possible to divide users into certain gr...

Hi @wesleybrett1,There is the profile attribute profile.activeActivities - there you can see in which activities (by ID) the user is.

Hello @nicholase927171 ,yes you can simply define e.g. a variable and then work with it in the code. <script> var a = '${user.activeActivities}'; var b = (a.length < 10) ? 'small' : 'big'; // just an example console.log(b); </script>Hope this helps you.

Hello @innovati,you can write an activity that executes the following code accordingly when you click on the element. So e.g. wait via JavaScript until the element exists and then put a click event on it.   adobe.target.getOffer({ "mbox": "customMbox123", "success": function (offer) { ...

What you can do is to load content from another activity - I think this may help you more if you want to separate this into another activity: activity 1:Location 1: target-global-mbox<script>// code wait for event or something.. ...// inject content from other activity adobe.target.getOffer({ mbox: ...

good to know - I did not know that yet

An experiment must first take care that for 50% of the users a modal is show - when the user wants to leave the page with the mouse. Then it is possible to write this success into the userProfile e.g.: adobe.target.trackEvent({ mbox: 'exitIntendMbox', params: { 'profile.exitIntend': 'B' } });We also...