In the Journey where this comes from there is two email nodes, the Journey is published and the email has been sent. But for some reason the Mirror Page link is different in those two emails. They use the same fragment, where the link is stored, but the result for the end user, in there inbox is dif...

I wonder i sombody knows anyting about how the Mirror Page link is build, the structure of the link.I have faced a problem that in some cases I get a Mirror Page URL without the /ee in the final link in an email. And that link does not work. Sometimes I get a Mirror Page with the /ee included in the...

We have now found some interessting findings regarding this Mirror Page problem. For some strange reason the rendered URL to a Mirror Page is created differently. See this example:https://data.nordea-test.cjmadobe.com/ee/v1/ ..................https://data.nordea-test.cjmadobe.com/v1/ ..................

I understand what you are saying, but it depends on the use case. In my case I do want to actually delete Journeys. And in there cases where it is more useful to delete them it should have been a batch option. Archiving is not always the best option. 

I get an error in the Journey canvas about missing opt out link in the email body. Se attached image. This is not correct - since there is a opt out link present in a Footer fragment in the same template. The opt out link i coded in the fragment, and are present in the same way with the same ID-s th...

In all Sandboxes, prod and test, we sometimes need to clean up the environment. Meaning f ex deleting old Journeys, not used Journeys and Journeys used for testing. Today it is only possible to delete Journeys one by one. It would be better if there where a option where you could select several Jour...

When moving email fragments from a test Sandbox to a prod Sandbox all Fragments are by default set to Draft when moved. And that is OK. But you need to go into one and one of the moved Fragments and publish them. It would be a faster and more easy way of working it we could select several fragments ...

Today: Landingpages are used for opt out (unsubscribe) to emails. Link to this page is placed in a email fragment in the footer of all email. A standard way of doing this. When this link to this page is created in the email designer tool, it adds a landing-page-id to the link. This in a unique ID th...

We have solved the problem with the unsubscribe landing pages. It was regarding the landing-page-ID that must be in the URL. And that ID is only possible to find if you create the link through the AJO interface. If you are coding fragments yourself in HTML you need to generate this link from the GUI...

It took me some time to do the final investigation around this topic. But after been working more and more with the fragments, and understanding the logic in edeting and pulishing a published fragment I see that it seems to be working fine. In the beginning I also was missing some access rights to p...