Hi @DevakrishnaRa2  Is your MEF component developed as React based component or Angular based component? Can you please confirm?   

Hi @IndivariJa  Glad to know that its worked for you.  Thanks 

Hi @AniketP  What's the use case you want to achieve? if you could elaborate that help.  

Hi @fishmatt  When you are using the Experience Cloud ID service, you must set a Customer ID and Authentication State to use customer attributes in targeting.  So in your logic, the Auth State value must me AUTHENTICATED.  Once you made this change the rule gets trigger and you're able to verify in ...

Hi @aaronlng_92  You can use the option called Time Frame while creating audience and from there you can add start and end dates and times in Adobe Target to target users who visit your site during a specific time frame. You can also set Week and Day Parting options to create recurring patterns (fre...

Hi @Eli-Kirkley    I hope you've implemented all the steps from the documentation correctly and your primary ID set either using Send the ID as a `mbox3rdPartyID` in mbox call or using method called setCustomerID() of the ECID service    If in case you use setCutomerID then - you can able to see in ...

Hi @IndivariJa  I think you can make a use of adobe target (at.js) custom events called Content Rendering Succeeded  Constant: adobe.target.event.CONTENT_RENDERING_SUCCEEDED String Value: at-content-rendering-succeeded Description: Offer rendering was successful. DOM changes have been applied.  and ...

Hi @RamnathRa1  Ideally, the Target Page parameters and profile parameters must sent with data object like below. alloy("sendEvent", { "data": { "__adobe": { "target": { "profile.userloggedinType": "true", "user.categoryId": "clothing" } } } }); return data; ...

HI @priyankagupta20  For Adobe Target, you can use the below activity planner which covers all points to get the right set of requirement  https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/target/assets/activity-planner.pdf  and as @prads  mentioned about SDR document in analytics which taking care of your da...

Hi @ywon  Generally, Adblockers typically block third-party cookies by default rather than first-party cookies. Third-party cookies are set by domains other than the one you are directly visiting, while first-party cookies are set by the website you are actively engaging with. Adblockers focus on bl...