Hi @ganeshbyalebrillio,My guess is your using one of the known public suffix list domains from AWS, so browser won't allow the at.js to set the cookie at the domain.com level. You need to set your Target cookies at the sub-domain level in this case. Here's a bit on that in this help doc.Essentially,...

Yeah, custom code option will work and your code looks good to me for passing entity data along with the mbox 3rd party id. A formatted sample:function targetPageParams() { return { "entity": { "id": xxx, "categoryId": xxx }, "mbox3rdPartyId": digitalData.user.id } }; 

Sorry it was clearer, that's just meant to be an example customer id value that is getting passed. You replace 2000578 with your customer id for the visitor.

Hi @garora8,Assuming you're referring to a cookie message your site displays to all new visitors? Are you using "enhanced composing mode". You can check by clicking the gear icon in the VEC, then page delivery. If the enhanced composer is checked try unchecking it.Alternatively, if you click the "br...

No, 25% isn't a negative weight. My point was you could create multiple weighting rules to overlapping definitions of products/entities and possibly get the mix you are hoping for over a single rule boosted really high. For example, suppose I know that a particular brand and category overlap a lot. ...

Hi @Luca_Lattarini,If you have a data source setup for Customer Attributes you can ensure that customer IDs are properly synced to Target in one of 2 ways.Using the customer ID sync with the Experience Cloud ID service (aka ECID). With a proper ECID and Target implementation this will ensure Target ...

Target detects view behavior when your request to Target includes the entity.id parameter on product pages. Then you pick "mboxes" as your data source for the criteria. Here's a link to a help doc on a basic Recommendations implementation for a product page. It passes the entity.id and a couple othe...

Hi @abid63370229,The attribute weightings only allow the 25% increment options. In stead of boosting up that single attribute to 75% you could keep it to 50% and then boost another attribute (that addresses a similar set of products/entities) up (maybe 25%) to nudge the results a little more. That w...

Hi @antonym1,When you say setup as goals, are you referring to separate conversion metrics? So, in the report view you have multiple metrics in the report metrics drop-down? If so, then yes, a single visitor could trigger multiple conversions for different conversion metrics. If I enter a test and r...

Hi @kaio61751785,This is a good question! That syntax is used by Target for dynamic data in offers which is why it's getting removed/replaced. I couldn't find any info on how to "escape" the format for a literal print. However, I was able to hack a solution that worked for me you might try.Create a ...