Looks like you found a solution. There is a pretty decent built in method also just to share:var param = page.param('PARAMETERNAME');If you know the name of the page query parameter you can reference it directly in a profile script like above. The little "available tokens" widget on the right side o...

Hi ITP-analytics,For forcing an experience Mihnea's solution will work. Though you probably won't want to activate a test that will touch your production app unless you're targeting the activity so that only you get into the test. Once simple, but effective way to do this is to create an audience fo...

Hi poonamb36554032​This sounds like an XT activity in Target. You want to define a segment/audience and explicitly assign those visitor a specific offer/experience. This doesn't need to be done with profile scripts, they are just one of the variables you can use for defining the audience.Here's an X...

Hi poonamb36554032​,It is possible with the global mbox. What you are describing is actually the default behavior for an AB test activity in Target. If you create a campaign/activity that a visitor enters, Target will remember their activity and experience/offer server-side so if they return at a la...

Hi zahrahf39287341​,If I understand your question correctly, it is possible to add a new html container (div) to the page without needing to modify the existing web page. That's one of the things Target does best. Here's a demo of one simple way to do this.

Hi PrabakarnAre you specifically referring to the delivery API (Target API v1.0 )? You're trying to use the API to enable Target to serve test content back to your web app?

When you get the message about "Allow your browser to load scripts" follow the little video instructions on the right to click the secure icon in the address bar, allow scripts and reload the page. You shouldn't hit "next" until after you've loaded your page successfully and made any modifications t...

Hi Arun,If you've implemented correctly you should not see the page go blank for a few seconds. If you want to direct message me screen shots of your setup in Launch and send a url to check I'd be happy to review it for you.-Ryan

Yes, the body hiding enabled requires the pre-hiding snippet be implemented outside of Launch and before the Launch inclusion script tag when Launch is loading async.

Hi Arun,In your Launch Target rule do you have the body hiding enabled? If not, then it wouldn't reveal page until the pre-hiding timeout happens (3000 ms).