Hi @indranilm, In case you need to insert the offers always in a same pattern in a page etc. You can also write an HTML offer that ensures that the data from the JSON (which you can get with adobe.target.getOffer) - is used to display your activity accordingly.   Hope this helps you.

Hi @kamranali, I agree with @Matthew_Ravlich_ACG. In the code you have to check if the offer has already been injected or not - and react accordingly.   Best regards

Hi @khaidtra, You should be able to see this Activities page even without extensions. However, it works in incognito mode. I could imagine that maybe another browser extension is causing problems here. If necessary, deactivate all other extensions for testing - if this is the reason. What you could ...

Hi @YuSheng910, you could create a form based activity in the Target UI - and select the XF in the content accordingly. That will show you a preview of the code here. Here it would be interesting to know if the corresponding code part is still in there or already missing.

Hi @Raj9, the colleagues here have already explained it. Nevertheless, here again an overview of what you can do: If you have created a Profile Script - and activated it. You can create a new Audience and select Visitor Profile. Here you can select the appropriate attribute. If your attribute does n...

Hi @will1234, basically you should do a thorough QA (I also recommend a QA by more than one person). Also accordingly the metrics. After that if you have the rights - you can activate it. Then it is also live.  It's better to invest more time in the QA phase - than to have to shut things down later ...

Hi @FraCalzo, I'm not sure I fully understood your usecase. But if you have an A/B test on a page - you can also write an A or B value in the variants accordingly in the user profile. Then you can load specific activities or wait for a new page load. Other activities that have the parameter as A as ...

Hi @kokkeweb,here are a few thoughts on your questions:   [1] Yes there is the Visual Experience Composer (VEC) - this is similar to Google Optimize. Then there is the Form-Based Composer. Both composers have their pros and cons. Especially when it gets more complex and involved - I'm personally a f...

Hi @varun790 I would suggest you to set up a very simple XT test - which e.g. in HTML Offer only contains the following.   <script>console.log('Adobe Target Test')</script>   Here you can see in the Developer Console in the browser if the log is executed or not. If not, there is probably something w...

Hello @hstk1, you can use e.g. Data Provider - that makes the API call to the third-party, parses the response and specifies with name/value pairs from the response to send to Target. Maybe this will help you.