You should create a profile script to do this. You can evalauate the URL of the page a visitor is hitting and then store some profile in Target against that visitor. Here is a basic on that will work:You could also layer on some session logic that only set it if it's a new session. This might prove ...

Hi Suchindra,Target's default implementation, for as long as I can remember, has always used first party cookies. Unless you are using a third party ONLY implemenation you shouldn't be affect by change to default settings of third party cookies.

Hi Rama,If you have Target implemented on pages that are created with AEM, and you load those pages in the Target UI to compose a test experience then in response:Target only "loads" those pages temporarily for you to compose the experiences.Target actually saves the content modifications you make a...

Hi Saba,So I've done this 2 ways.Use the console, but update all the tokens so they are referring to the browser tokens. Not great as you have to change some of the code.Activate my profile and then see what value I get after the profile is run. You can view this with the mboxTrace debugging tool (w...

Hi Daniel,There isn't a "variation" cookie or variable stored client-side to do something like this. Target manages this stuff server-side. If you are looking to QA a test experience or force yourself in to a given version you can use the QA links. Essentially, you can copy a link to the test page w...

That works too. One of the big advantages of the profile script in my opinion is that I can use regex. So my one "bot\b" condition will find any user agent with "bot" no need to explicitly look for bingbot, adsbot, googlebot, etc. And the regex doesn't include any false positive matches like "bottom...

Hi Saba,I'll take a shot. This is a tricky use case. I'd try to figure out a better trigger. Ideally the server that is building the html page could populate a variable in the head that could be picked up by Target with the TargetPageParams function. Though technically you could add some JS to the p...

This is a good request. As a current work around you can create a profile script to build this audience. Something like this probably gets you ~80% of the way there:if (user.isFirstSession == true) { var br1 = user.browser.match(/bot\b|spider|crawl|wget|slurp|Mediapartners-Google|nutch|BingPreview|...

Hi Sarah,If you are setting up the test with Target's VEC then you should just need to login to your site in a separate tab. Then load the post-login page into the VEC.Alternatively, you can perform the login via the VEC. When getting the login form within the VEC, switch to "browse" mode (button in...

Hi,When you mouse over the image you want to change does the VEC blue outline wrapper identify that image as "image" or something else, like "container"? If it's container that likely means that image is a CSS background image. The VEC doesn't currently offer "swap image" on those types of images. Y...