Hi there! Hmm, I’d check a couple things:1) is the 2nd page on the same domain? 2) is the target server call firing on the 2nd page? You can try the Experience Cloud Debugger to confirm!3) if that’s working, can you set up a simple activity in Target that forces you into test experience? Maybe a 1 e...

Check out multiple experience versions - it's intended exactly for this use case! Multiple Experience Versions in an A/B Test

You might also want to write out the profile script into an offer so you can see the value easily as you test it out. Here is some info on it: https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/target/target/r_passing-profile-attributes-to-the-html-offer.html 

Oh interesting, it's not actually specific to at.js. Looks like we have it documented in 2 places. You can use it with an mbox.js implementation. Here is the more generic documentation for targetPageParams(): https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/target/ov/c_pass_parameters_to_global_mbox...

Hi Chris,Only 1 global mbox is supported across your account. You can limit where your activities run by adding URL rules to your activities: https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/target/target/t_temtest.html You could also pass a parameter on the page using targetPageParams() (https://ma...

Hi Derick,Nope, not trade secrets. I've attached a spreadsheet you can use to do the calculations yourself. Each sheet in the workbook maps to a different orthogonal array, so just choose the appropriate one.Thanks,Kimen

Hi Steve,1) the content stored inside the offer is exactly what is returned. No wrapping content of any kind. If you store JSON in the offer, that is what will be returned, with no additional formatting added.2) the rawbox URL usually gets inserted as the source of a page, a frame, or an iframe. Som...

Hi Jessica,Hmm..have you tried adding a final experience to your list of experiences that is acts as a catch-all? Don't apply any targeting on it, and then show default content. That will make sure that users who no longer match the targeting for an experience will fall into that one. You can also r...

Hi Jessica,If you're using Target Standard or Premium, then all of the targeting is evaluated on every request, so if a user's cookie changes they will no longer see the test content.If you're using Target Classic, you'll need to make sure you use "mbox targeting" described here: https://marketing.a...

Have you tried changing the environment in the reports? You can do that by clicking on the gear icon on the right side of the screen. You might be looking at a non-production environment.-Kimen WarnerGroup Product Manager, Adobe Target