It depends somewhat on what exactly is configured in AWS but one option could be:-set up an AWS Lambda function that can retrieve the relevant data from AWS services-set up API Gateway to give you an endpoint where you could make requests to Lambda from the client.You could then pass data from the L...

Does that mean you're seeing the same visitor, identified via ECID, in both Exp A & B? Or the same visitor, identified via some sort of Customer ID?

You can use the instances metric e.g. if eVar1 is Page URL then I can use the "Page URL Instances" metric. However, this is of course instances of all values collected in the eVar, not a specific value. If you need your metric to be a specific value from the eVar, one option would be:i) Pass the eVa...

One simple way to do this would be to add a short custom code script to each experience in VEC.For example, in Control:<script> adobe.target.getOffers({ request: { execute: { mboxes: [ { index: 0, name: "activity-data", profileParameters: { ...

Once a visitor is assigned to an Experience they will remain in that Experience, unless they delete cookies, for example.

With certain domain structures, you need to tell Target which domain to set cookies against, which you can do by setting the cookieDomain value within window.targetGlobalSettings.How you use it is explained here but for your cookieDomain example it should look something like,You need to declare this...

My first guess would be that the request to Target is being made too late in the page load process, and therefore parts (or all) of the page content have already been rendered. How is Target implemented? i.e. is it loaded via tag manager or via at.js script in html? if it's tag manager, is the tag m...

It's difficult to troubleshoot without more information. You're welcome to send more details in a private message, so I can look at the implementation

Step 3 for token replacement is so that the top row of your table will dynamically display the most clicked category. So when you create your offer in Target, the top row of the table will reference ${user.categoryAffinity}. For example:<table> <tr> <th>Product</th> </tr> <tr> <td>${us...

For the first part, if it's Product Lines that you want to display, then you will need to create a data element that takes the value of productInfo.productLine, and then map that data element to user.categoryId in Tags. What I've suggested so far will allow you to update the table dynamically based ...