You can always get Target to respond back with one of 2 offers on a
50/50 split. Hide the content by default and let Target respond back
with a function that does the rest of the work which is already defined
on the page:- Create local functions as mentioned below (on the page or
local js)- Hide form section entirely- Call to Target- A returns
unhideFormBlock()- B return
unhideAndCollapseFormBlock()- Can make sure function exist
before calling itIf Target fails (there is an onError section of the
getOffer) then choose one to be your non-Ta...
How would this work on activities that run on every page of the site,
such as a nav bar? You could capture ttMeta on every page and push into
the products variable to get a rough estimate of the stated goal.
I like the idea. If you wanted to solve on your own, you could stand up
a repo and push the offers via API.Target API v1.0 Not ideal for other
folks benefitting from the comments in the Target interface, though.
I do not think this would be possible since the initial call to Adobe
will not have all of the potential selectors that are on the page. In
addition, I like that target-global responds with more than one activity
since it can cut down on other test areas on the page. Less network
calls.