Thank you for confirming this and updating it on this thread.Cheers!

Hi there,Thanks for reaching out to Adobe Community.There could be multiple factors causing this. You may want to try the below steps to troubleshoot:1. To use mboxDebug, append an mboxDebug parameter to the end of your URL. The following table contains information about mbox-related URL parameters....

Hi Rajeev,It should be defined as a pre-search rule and not as a business rule.For better understanding about type of rules, please go through below link:https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/snp/15.3.1/c_about_rules_menu.htmlThanks!

Hi Rajeev,Thank you for reaching out.Kindly allow me some time to investigate on this and find the suitable answer. I appreciate your patience on this.Thanks!

Hi Rajeev,There are few things I would want to highlight.Do you have a user-defined date field. The example in the help section has a date field named “PublishDate”, so the query will also contain something like sp_x_2= PublishDateSee: https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/snp/r_backend_s...

Hi David,Thanks for reaching out. As Russ pointed out you can have it updated via your consultant or the Clientcare. Thanks!

Hi there,Thanks for reaching out!Have you tried using/uploading the mbox.js file again on the site?Thanks!

Hi Again,I would request you to try and Enable the Enhanced Experience Composer under Preferences within Adobe Target Standard and see if that makes any difference.Thanks!

Hi Eric,Based upon the response that I have got from the team, it is not possible to show the same experience in different languages. We cannot conduct in A/B test what is shown – random. We can conduct it only on the same page, e.g. English and set it after conversion which experience to be shown.W...

Hi Eric,Let me talk to the team and see if there is anything that can be done in this case. Thank you for your patience on this.Thanks!