I am running this in a workflow currently.When it run's I don't get any errors back. But I'm not seeing data on the table as I would expect.Initially, I thought xtkschema="lw:gospelCurriculumTmpTbl" was an extension of the recipient table but after checking I think it is it's own stand-alone table....

Im not sure why this is not writing to the targeted table.If I update xtkschema for the recipient table it works fine.Any help would be great.var table = <recipient               xtkschema="lw:gospelCurriculumTmpTbl"                _operation="insert"               _key="@recipientId"               ...

Thanks Vipul I just ended up extending the recipient schema to include a JSSP_flag. Figured that was the simplest/quickest way to do it.  var rcp =    <recipient      _operation="insertOrUpdate"      _key="@email"      xtkschema="nms:recipient"      firstName={request.getParameter("firstName")}     ...

You could just use a split (based on the tracking logs table) to split outs people based opening those 5 internal names. Use AND statements in the split for the internal names. The complement generated will be your list of people that have not opened.

Im bringing in data by JSSP. I can subscribe and write to the rec table, but I want a single view of all JSSP submissions for for good record keeping. So I'd like to simply add all submissions via JSSP to a list. I am getting an error with this.var rcp =     <recipient      _operation="insertOrUpdat...

Found my error.I started over a few times, trying new namespace for the JSSP and the link to the JSSP page changed by a '_' character. Once I was aware of this and changed my form action to the correct link everything worked just fine. Thanks for the help.

JSSP - is a way to mimic a server via javascript. A use case would be to create an endpoint for form submissions. Forms can submit to the JSSP as the endpoint. as outlined in the Advanced tips and tricks video.Recap - Campaign Wednesdays JS in the workflow is just vanilla JS. You can write HTTP requ...

Do you mean to use something like Fiddler to monitor the HTTP request?

It worked for me in vanilla JS as well...Im not sure how to check the logs of the JSSP page. Where would that be located in AC?

I've made the update to the xml and it is still acting the same. Will create/update but not subscribe. I double checked the internal name to the service and that value is correct. Not sure why it's not subscribing.