Hi everyone!We're migrating from DTM to Launch. I'm using the 'Adobe Target v2 - Add Params to Page Load Request' action in my Launch rule to add in profile and entity parameters. Previously we did this all in custom code so it's great being able to add these via the extension.However, one thing I c...
Hi everyone!We're in the process of migrating from DTM to Launch. We use a lot of direct call rules for our single page applications as well as the usual event based rules.Early in the migration I noticed the issue described in this post here where events were stacking up and firing on every direct ...
Thanks Arun. Yes, I was trying to breakdown the channel using the incorrect dimension. I'll use last touch channel detail from now on. Thanks for the tip.
Hi everyone!My 'natural referrer' marketing channels processing rules are: If all of the following are true:Referrer does not match internal URL filtersTracking code does not exist What I think it means is traffic that comes from a third-party website that isn't a search engine to differentiate from...
Hi everyone!I want to start using recommendations in Target. I use Adobe Launch to deploy Target. I was wondering what the best way was of getting the product information data into Target using Launch?Can I use the 'Add Params to Page Load Request' action and send over entity.id etc. with the approp...
Hi everyone!Our current data layer is a single object. I've seen the approach of a data layer comprised of a top level object with other objects nested inside.For comparison, our current page name property is accessed using dataLayer.pageName but in the nested approach it would be something like dat...
This worked when I added it into a rule. I don't know why it didn't return through the console but I created a dummy data element change rule referencing the data element created using the above code and it worked as required.
Hi everyone!Just looking for a step-by-step explanation of the getOffer() and applyOffer code. adobe.target.getOffer({
"mbox": "target-global-mbox",
"params": {
"a": 1,
"b": 2
},
"success": function(offer) {
adobe.target.applyOffer( {
"mbox":...
It's not a new window (or content in an iframe from a third-party source). It's a modal that simply alternates between display:none and display:block on click of an open or close button. We have Launch coverage on the popup.