@sankar1 ,The process of validating a mobile app push token for Real-Time (RT) push notifications involves integration with Adobe Campaign and the mobile app's push notification service.Here's an overview of the steps involved:1. *Integration Setup*: Integrate your mobile app with Adobe Campaign by ...

@alnavarg ,You can achieve this behavior by using JavaScript to dynamically enable or disable the input fields based on the user's selection. Try to use event listeners to detect changes in the checkboxes and then manipulate the input fields accordingly.Here's an example :1. Create your input form w...

@Karthik2587 ,In the context of this updated implementation, to send push notifications in AC, follow these steps:Create an App surface in Adobe Experience Platform Data CollectionConfigure your application settings in Adobe CampaignCreate and configure a mobile property in Adobe Experience Platform...

@yansu ,Create a JavaScript which reads the value selected by the user and then if "All" is selected , then convert multiselect drop down to a normal dropdown .If anything else is selected , then let it be a multiselect dropdown.

@Caveman77 ,Content experimentation in Adobe Journey Optimizer uses a pseudo-random hash of the visitor identity to perform random assignment of users in your target audience to one of the treatments that you have defined. The hashing mechanism ensures that in scenarios where the visitor enters a ca...

@philipeCastillo ,Yes,  push notifications in AJO do work with Flutter.Check - https://developer.adobe.com/client-sdks/documentation/current-sdk-versions/#flutter

@sankar1 ,If you send a push notification from a journey, you can leverage Adobe Journey Optimizer’s Send-Time Optimization feature to predict the best time to send the message to maximize engagement based on historical open and click rates. You can refer: Learn how to work with Send-Time Optimizati...

@ReagonEx ,You could try the control into each segment that is built as well as a condition that is copied into every journey at the beginning to filter out profiles who may have gotten through or journeys that are event-based. 

@Praveen_p1 , When a profile is eligible for multiple conditions, then the path should be placed on the top. If you match multiple paths, they will be assigned to the highest paths. Has that been done already?You can go through the following - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimize...

@Joaquín ,100kb is a soft limit (warning) for Email Body content.You should be able to successfully publish the journey if the email body size exceeds the 100kb limit.Can you share more details on the problem to validate if it is indeed a configuration issue?