You could use the Adobe Target API to write a script that returns the activities - and you sort the script by modifiedAt and generate an excel. http://developers.adobetarget.com/api/#list-activities Alternatively, you can also just display the activity list via Postman accordingly or sort by last updated in the Target UI. But then you have to copy it out manually for each entry to excel.

There is a mobile SDK - hope this will help you:https://developer.adobe.com/target/implement/mobile/

You can wait here with on document loaded - there is certainly also more elegant way. function yourFunction () { console.log("document loaded"); } (document.readyState != 'complete') ? document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() { yourFunction() }) : yourFunction(); You'll probably do something like this: function addSourceToVideo(element, src, type) { var source = document.createElement('source'); source.src=src; source.type = type; element.appendChild(source); } var video = docume...

I rather recommend a tool to evaluate the data. You can also access the reports via the Adobe Target API - but only raw data is stored here - no calculations. A tool can be e.g. Adobe Analytics (is of course recommended, because that is pretty smooth with A4T and is very good to evaluate). But basically if you take care of the tracking yourself you can also e.g. push data to the DataLayer or fire your own events and evaluate them via another tool - and build your own dashboard.

Could you take a screenshot of the network tab - and search for "delivery" (or if you still have at.js 1.x search for "mbox") - and take a screenshot of that?

Maybe check again in the adminconsole if you have given yourself the editor or approver rights for the correct target instance.

To me it just sounds like something is wrong with the timing. Especially if it works from the console - but not from target. Wait for document loaded or similar - and then execute your code.

Maybe something like this - before you write it as JSON set the variable first. const str = '${properties.icon}'; const last2 = str.slice(-2);

You can simply write utm_source=google and in the next line google. You don't need to write an or - each new line is like an or. However, I'm not sure if traffic sources is the right thing to do here. If you always get a utm_source=google parameter in the URL - I would use "Site Pages" instead of "Traffic Sources" (Current Page > URL > Contains).