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Is there a recommended approach to having Profile Scripts change but
only effect a dev environment vs production? Currently it seems like you
can't allocate a profile script to a specific environment, so once it is
edited, it will immediately effect production.
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Sorry, posted a separate 'answer' as my reply. Please take a look.
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Not 100% sure I'm following. I can't even exectue the getJsonOffers()
function to use its asynchronous functionality. As you can see in the
screenshot - adobeVailable() function checks for adobe.target and
adobe.target.getJsonOffer. As you can see, even the 'target' property
isn't there yet for me to execute, thus it would cause runtime errors if
I tried to.
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Is there an event we can listen to so we know when adobe target scripts are done loading? For SPA..
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We have a react SPA. First page that the user goes to, it seems the
"adobe" object is available, but target.getJsonOffer() is not there yet.
Eventually it is there and we can execute it but not unless we do some
sort of timeout functionality or force the SPA to re-render. Is there
some sort of mechanism to knowing when the getJsonOffer, triggerView,
etc. functions are available so we can start firing them?
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To add onto that, if I run Firefox in "strict" mode: I am able to
replicate it:
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Personally, I do not get the error, but a lot of our end users do seem
to get the error. Unfortunately, I am unable to get their actual console
logs. A realtime user monitoring tool we use is detecting that this
error is occurring for multiple users. 2. where is your at.js file
located and how you are referring at.js in react app??Loading of script
(from public folder)/targetpageParams: Function to execute getOffer() 3.
who is your user, is it internal users (inside vpn) or your end user?End
use...
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Personally, I do not get the error, but a lot of our end users do seem
to get the error. Unfortunately, I am unable to get their actual console
logs. A realtime user monitoring tool we use is detecting that this
error is occurring for multiple users. 2. where is your at.js file
located and how you are referring at.js in react app??Loading of script
(from public folder)/targetpageParams: Function to execute getOffer() 3.
who is your user, is it internal users (inside vpn) or your end user?End
use...
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It's not me personally...its our users that we see hitting this issue.
Are you thinking they may be using some sort of VPN or proxy?
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We are noticing that a lot of our users seem to hit a "network request
failed" when bringing the at.js file into a React web application: This
is a screenshot of the error we are detecting. What is the typical cause
of this? Can it be security settings on the browser? Is there a
workaround?
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