Thank you, Jon!

Thank you for the reply, Wodnicki! I have very limited knowledge to the Message Center feature. Could I ask one more stupid question?Q: Do you know where does the Adobe Campaign hold the actual live code? Is there any place could I find the live code? In other words, once we published a transactional message template, where does Adobe save the published code? In a workflow?

Thank you, Pablo!

Thank you, Amit,I just add the tracking param by hard-coding. Copy the all the links' URLs and put them in the tag.And, could you tell me where to insert the code you provided? I tried it in the HTML but it didn't work.I can use "delivery.content.html.urlConfig.url[]" to locate the object but just can't edit its value. Like shown, when I attempted assigning a fixed value "ssss", the system just reminded me "the object is read-only".For example:var nbUrls = delivery.content.html.urlConfig.url.length; => nbUrls can get the count correctly.delivery.content.html.urlConfig.url[0].label = delivery.content.html.urlConfig.url[0].guessedLabel; => Failed

Hi Amit,Your code works correctly in my test. I remember I once did so and succeeded as well. But I just can't get it correct when setting the links across multiple deliveries.Can you tell me more about the "URL info table" you mentioned?And, we do have some "custom tracking codes" in each link. Current links I set are usually formatted as"https://BaseURL?marsLinkCategory=general:general&<%= tracking %>". And the variable "tracking" refers to a long tracking info. So, the full URL may be: Will t...

Hi Amit, thank you for sparing time looking into this issue.I've tried re-open or re-create the delivery but with no luck to solve this problem.For the issue I mentioned. The un-expected label is generated because the same link is once set in an old delivery template.E.g. When I set the label of "https://www.abc.com" in delivery "A" as "Test", and then create a delivery "B" to include the same URL several days later. This link's label will automatically generate as "Test" no matter what I set in...

Hi Amit, sorry for the late reply and thank you so much for the answer. I really appreciate it!I just have a further question on it:When I trying adding the "_label" attribute to the links. The result doesn't show what I'd like to see in the delivery interface.Please see the example below:Though I set the "_label" to be "PreHeader", it still reads "Pre-Header" (with an extra hyphen symbol) in the Adobe delivery interface.I guess this is a cache problem, but I don't know how to solve it. I don't want the final Label to be "Pre-Header" and need it to be "PreHeader" as what I set in the HTML code.*I also checked the XML of the delivery and found:The label I set in the HTML becomes the value of the attribute "guessLabel" (in yellow). However, it is covered by the value of "label" (in pink). But actually, I never set a value "Pre-Header" in my delivery/code.Do you know why this problem happened and what to do with it? Many thanks!