You are correct. The at.js fires the global mbox request from the HEAD of the document and so HTML content can't be rendered there. Depending on your use case there should be several options available for adding HTML with the visual composer:Use the code editor > custom code section and uncheck the ...

Using the host: mycompanyname.tt.omtrdc.net is a valid method. If desired you can update the profile directly where it resides with the mboxedge##.tt.omtrdc.net host. In North America there are at least 3 different servers, more globally though I don't have the exact number.The user is still associa...

Hi Geeta,You can create an "mbox" or location in Target by simply adding an mbox to a page and loading that page in a browser. Alternatively, you can fire an mbox request in your browser to create an mbox in your Target account. Here is a sample mbox request you can modify to create an mbox/rawbox f...

If you are using the latest at.js (version 0.9.6 or later) you can set a session cookie that will disable mboxes. From the browser console you can run: document.cookie = "mboxDisable=1; path=/";Hope that helps!

james hartley wrote... ...Do you know what delay times are to be expected when using the profile update API?  When you use the mboxedge## subdomain method I describe above, updates should be real time. I just tested and verified this. If you don't use the mboxedge## subdomain I would guess that coul...

Ah, that is for content delivery. If you have a server-side implemenation of Target and you want Target to use the end users IP (rather than your server's IP) to perform geo segmentation off of you can add that to a deliver API call. It doesn't apply to the profile update API though.

Hi Marshall,As bhawkins showed above you can modify your mbox.js or at.js to pick up a cookie(s) value and pass it into Target for defining audiences off of. Target doesn't pick up your sites cookies by default, which I'm betting is by design for privacy reasons. However, you have the abilty to impl...

Hi James,I do not know of a method to pass the IP of a visitor into the API you are mentioning. However, you shouldn't need to. But if you prefer, you can send your profile update API call to the Target server where that visitor's profile lives. This works well if you are using the PCID update metho...

Hi Alex,It looks like you are trying to load Target on that page with Adobe's DTM; however, your script reference to DTM is returning a 404 error. Consequently, Target is not loading on this page. Which explains your issue of never getting into a test via preview links or otherwise. Please check you...

Okay, if you aren't seeing the mbox request fired from the page (a call to *.tt.omtrdc.net/) then it is likely an implementation issue. If you add "?mboxDebug=1" to the end of your URL and reload the page you should get a pop up (if using mbox.js) or console logs (if using at.js) are you getting any...