Yes, this appears to be a valid use case for a regional mbox.   As part of this approach, you would create an activity in the Adobe Target UI with the mbox name  like "test". You would then configure the same mbox name in your Delivery API request. This ensures that only the activity associated with...

Which sdk are you using, Optimize or only Mobile Core? Also how are you using the timeout? Can you please provide some more information? 

You should be good with one token only; after that is done, it is cached in your cookie for all pages

These kind of errors occur mostly due to either 1) Incorrect format of feed file 2) The file is missing from your server   Also  Target’s “Google Product Feed” expects Google Product Search XML, not a raw sheet Refer to DOC: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-cloud-kcs/kbarticles/...

That flag is only used for rendering. Even if it is unchecked, the activity will still always be returned in the response; however, when unchecked, the content will not be displayed.

The code looks correct, is the activity live inside target UI? Is the same mbox server-side-mbox used in your activity?

For default workspace we don't need a property; property is required for non default ones 

Maybe try something like  var currentHour = (new Date()).getHours();if (currentHour < 12) {var msg = "Good Morning!"return msg;} else if (currentHour < 18) {var msg = "Good Afternoon!"return msg;} else {var msg = "Good Evening!"return msg;} and in offer something like <span>${profile.get('msg')}</sp...

It might be worth checking Vanilla JS for your case. Make sure your functions works properly inside an iframe if you are using VEC Thank you! Sarthak Bhatt | Senior Product Consultant | Customer Experience | Adobe  

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