Hi,We don't have Recommendations but Target Standard. I'd like to use
the Category Affinity algoritme, and are sending in product category as
you can see in the request example below.However, setting up an XT
activity using a audience where I uses the Category Affinity doesn't put
me into the activity.I'm wondering if the Category Affinity only works
with a product-collector mbox or if I can use the global?Hope someone
can clarify this to me /Løjmann
Hi Mario,I would properly use a VISITOR container, as a user/cookie may
be logged in at some time and not sometime later in another visit... If
you then use a VISITOR container, and exclude any VISITORS who at some
time was logged in, then you get what you are looking for.Hope this
helps?/Løjmann
Hi Jeff,I haven't being using it, but have a look here: Measuring the
impact of adblocking with Google Analytics The same method can be used
with Adobe Analytics /Løjmann
Hi,Isn't it just because, the user are captured in one experience, until
he/she convert (those settings can be customised per experiment).Now I
don't know how you have setup your audience, could it be that you only
target them if their landing page has the qualifying query string etc.,
and therefore you limit yourself when changing network?Share some dumps
of your audience, and I'm happy to look into it /Løjmann
Hi Tom,Under Admin, there is a link called 'Hide Report Suites' (click
on Admin in the top menu to see it), there you can see if some of your
Report Suites are hidden./Løjmann
Hi Mario,You can't use a dimensions value as part of a calculated
metric, instead you can change your implementation to set the value of
the dimension to a custom event as well, and the use that event to make
your calculations on./Løjmann
Hi Veera,There are no such function in Target for users to make backups.
I guess a workaround would be if you setup all your experiences up via
the custom code editor, then you can store txt-files locally, but in a
busy organisation it would not work, and most don't setup all
experiences up only using the custom code editor...I can't say how Adobe
do their backups, but I won't doubt that my data and experiences are in
a safe place there /Løjmann
Hi Peter and Parit,Do I understand your request correct, if I say you
want to set a flag in your session-recording software, to tell you what
experience the user saw?Now I don't know how you can pass information to
that system, but I guess cookies are an option since you mention them
yourself? As far as I know, Target does not store such information in a
cookie on users devices. If you want a cookie, you would need to add
some custom code to each experience and campaign, setting a cookie with
th...
What do you think of here? Do you want the offer name and conversion
measure, into JS?As far as I know, you can't get the conversion points
in (that is taking measure server-side), the only campaign related
variables you can fetch
are:campaign.namecampaign.idcampaign.recipe.namecampaign.recipe.idoffer.nameoffer.id/Løjmann
Hi,You can print those information by writing {campaign.name} or
{campaign.id} as part of the HTML/JS returned in an experiment. See the
full list of parameters here: Useful Variables, Profiles, Parameters,
and Methods /Løjmann
Yes, the s.tl() function are a link-tracking call (not incrementing page
view) and s.t() is a page-view tracking call (incrementing the page view
metric)./Løjmann
Hi,Getting Audience Manager would help you, but it also requires that
you purchase it - so lets look for what else you can to.You could use
Experience Cloud Audience (see Audience creation options in Adobe
Experience Cloud ) if it has to be based on Analytics data.Now I don't
know the details to your implementation and what your specific criteria
are, but let's say you want to target a user who has performed action X,
Y and did see page Z. In that case, you could use the Target Profile,
setting ...
Hi,You won't need an event to see data populated to en eVar.But
depending on what you need to see, you have a few different options.1)
Just a total of all widgets - use en event (eventX=8 for example, if 8
widgets was seen/used at the same time)2) A row of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc...
use the eVar as you saidYou can of cause also do both Hope this makes
sense?/Løjmann
The key depends of what you have in the other dataser to match it with.
You may have a login ID or similar, that are used across platforms?The
visid-fields are the old-school visitor ID's, use the experience cloud
ID instead in case you need the visitor ID./Løjmann
You can get in touch with Client Care, by clicking help and then the
'Customer Care' menu point, after logging into Analytics/Experience
Cloud./Løjmann
Okay, then the implementation sounds good... What data does the eVar
contains? Don't you think, it is simply because the eVar have had the
same value multiple times when the button has been clicked?/Løjmann
Hi,If you just want the share of single page visits, then I would create
a calculated metric, using this formular: single page visits / visitsYou
will have to set it up as a percentage, but then you have your
number.... or do I misunderstand your requirement?/Løjmann
Hi,Are you doing this on a link call (s.tl - not incrementing page
view)? And are you writing the JS code to set s.list3 in custom code? In
that case, remember to update s.linkTrackVars, otherwise the variable
will be ignored.../Løjmann
You can do in AppMeasurement or DTM, as long as you have the IP
available for example as part of the data layer. Then you can write a
if/else statement the change the RSID depending of the IP.If you just
collect the IP to an eVar or prop, you can setup a Virtual ReportSuite
(for free) filtering internal traffic out (or only showing internal
traffic). However, it won't work if you exclude the IP's already on the
Report Suite.../Løjmann
Hi Giada,Adobe may be able to reprocess and move the data, that seems
like the only option - IF they can. I'm not sure... And in case they
can, it may be quite costly to do... My best guess would be, that it is
not possible.../Løjmann
Hi,I don't see why it would record the event multiple times. Could you
try to write the value of s.events to the console, before the tracking
request are fired?Do you have any processing rule, that could affect the
count?/Løjmann
Hi,Are you more or less rebuilding the page tested, then I would create
the new page in your CMS and then create a redirect-offer as experience
B in Target. Rebuilding a full page or large part of your structure in
Target isn't recommended, too many things can go wrong...If it is minor
changes, you could consider to use the custom code editor, and write
CSS/JS to make your changes./Løjmann
Please share your code/image request or even better, the URL where the
tracking are fired from... That would make it easier...You can set the
event one time in the code like this (event1=6) and then it would
actually count 6 times in Analytics.../Løjmann
As Saurabh says, you can't disable it but you can chose to hide them in
your menu. However, that won't hide all of them in Workspace etc...Most
of those send on the image request, you could actually flush them in
doPlugins just before the server call are generated. However, you can't
flush all and I think it is a little shaky solution...What are you
trying to archive and why don't you want those out of the box variables
set?The best solution would properly be to engage with Engineering
Services,...
Hi Nik,As far as I know, you can't disable it as you would like, but I
see why you want it. Could you setup your automated test, to re-map the
at.js/mbox.js file to a empty js-file on your site, to avoid requests to
target?/Løjmann
Hi,I agrees with Tanmay, unless you are 100% sure that prop1 in RS1
won't have same values as prop3 in RS2, and the same the other way
around. However, I think that is a risky way of doing it, of cause
depending on your business - but you could setup a segment looking at
both variables and then use across.../Løjmann
Hi Dani, As Hyder says, s.t and s.tl calls are billed the same. They are
billed as primary server calls, at the price you have agreed with Adobe.
This is the way, when you send data to 1 (one) report suite. If you send
data to 2 suites, let's say you have a global and a local suite, then
for each server call you are doing you are paying 1 primary and 1
secondary.The only time, where prices changes, are if you exceed your
contract and use more server calls than you have paid for. I don't
remember...
