Thank you. Based on your screenshots that looks like it will work. I
appreciate you taking the time to look through. However because I have
several expressions it does not look like it will scale well. Instead I
will just switch code back to ES5.
Using Form Composer we are attempting to use Template Literals as part
of our code. But the expressions are being removed by Adobe Target's
servers and never make it to the DOM. Is there a way to tell Adobe
Target not to make any server side substitutions? Code we have got in a
HTML offer, also tried to use backslashes to stop adobe server
substitutions; let myText = 'The Text!'; let theData = {
moreText: 'This is more text!' }; console.log(`\${myText}`);
console.log(`${myText}`); console.log(`\\${myText}`);
console.log(`${theData.moreText}`); console.log(`${theData.moreText}`);
console.log(`\\${theData.moreText}`);
console.log(`${theData['moreText']}`);
console.log(`${theData['moreText']}`);
console.log(`\\${theData['moreText']}`); Screenshot of what
gets injected into the HEAD by Adobe Target when preview link is loaded;
