Hi @floriana_guardi ,  The best possible solution for this would be hiding the mandatory field and filling in some dummy values in that mandatory field using JS which will not be visible to the end user but it will allow them to submit the form.  I hope it helps.  Best regards, Vaibhav Mathur

Yes @AjaSullivan , I believe all the certifications given above will be available at Summit. You can find the complete list of certifications which are available at summit here : https://summit.adobe.com/na/exams/ .Under the Adobe Target Certifications section in the page given above, you can find a...

Hi @AjaSullivan , Here are some key differences between these certifications other than experience levels: Adobe Target Business Practitioner Professional :Exam format: 50 multiple choice itemsTime allotted to complete the exam: 100 minutes Registration fee: $125 USDPassing score:31/50, or 62%Badge ...

Hi @ShoebSh , Quoting few lines from  the documentation, "As a result of random splitting of traffic, it can take a significant amount of initial traffic before the percentages even out. For example, if you create two experiences, the starting experience is chosen randomly. If there is little traffi...

Yes @RJBu ,  These parameters can be fetched in profile script using user.get('UserGroup').  And if you want to create an audience for these parameters, you can directly create an audience in adobe target without having the need of profile script. In audience, you can create the following rule :visi...

Hi @Reneva2 ,  Instead of using :user.set('imageUrl', 'xxx.jpg');Can you try using :user.setLocal('imageUrl', 'xxx.jpg'); Let me know if it helps.  Best regards, Vaibhav Mathur

Hi @RJBu ,  You can pass profile attributes in a webpage, just like you pass normal mbox/page parameters. For example, You can use the below code for passing a profile parameter let's say UserGroup :  function targetPageParams(){return "profile.UserGroup=newUser";} You can also pass the profile para...

Hi @shamir_duran , I can suggest you an alternate approach which works correctly for me. Instead of using adobeDataLayer.push, you can trigger an Alloy function to send event along with your required parameters. For example :  window.alloy("sendEvent", { "renderDecisions": false, decis...

Hi @abhinavpuri , Thanks for your response.We can add user.set('YourProfileScriptName', 'True') additionally here, but it works even if we don’t set it explicitly. .When a profile script returns a value, that value is automatically stored in the corresponding profile attribute for the user.In this c...

Hi @SamB2024 , I am assuming you're using the at.js configuration approach of Adobe Target. I think the code given below will work for you. var flag=user.get('YourProfileScriptName')||'False'; var Pages = ['HomePage', 'CategoryPage', 'ProductPage']; if (Pages.includes(mbox.param('page_name'))) { ...