Hi @Snehalmore, What comes to mind spontaneously - it might simply be a units mismatch: Android converts 2 → 2000 ms, while iOS keeps “2”, so the timeout is effectively 2 ms — aligning the units on the iOS side should fix the default-experience issue. In this case, the time would obviously be too sh...

Hi @RaghavAggarwal, just to add a note for others: the “Google Product Feed” option in Target only accepts the Google Product Search XML format (RSS + g: namespace). A Google Sheet or CSV can’t be uploaded directly. After converting the sheet into valid Google Product XML, the feed upload worked wit...

Hi @Karuppiah_Sakthivel, here's a suggestion that might help you.   Web SDK doesn’t evaluate classic Target “Visitor Profile” attributes. So an audience like Visitor Profile > lastViewedPlan will never qualify in live mode. QA links still work because they force the activity even if the audience fai...

Hi @VietVuQuoc, A4T unfortunately only counts impressions at the activity / experience level, so when you use dynamic content (100k×100k), everything gets lumped together. In other words: content A = 1,000, content B = 15,000 → A4T shows 16,000 and that’s it. No way to break it down natively.   What...

Hi @LSchwanka  That shouldn't be the case. It should actually be accurate when there is a lot of traffic – see: Acceptable Traffic Split Deviation in Adobe Target A/B Testing  A slight deviation is normal, but a 20/80 deviation is unusual, unless the test has just started and/or has very little traf...

Hi @ayush-anand, is the problem still there - or was it just a temporary problem?

Hi @ayush-anand,is the XF published - and does the following work in the browser? Public URL + /content/experience-fragments/zzzzz/1234.html   Best regards Perrin

Hi @AbinashMi1,could you explain exactly how you built the audience for this activity?

Hi @aaronlng_92 ,looks like a timing issue to me as well. This probably works in the preview in the VEC. But as @Matthew_Ravlich_ACG writes I would use a script with a mutation observer to wait until the element exists and then set the styles with JavaScript accordingly. If all this doesn't help - y...