Hi Eric,My question was on how it is currently working. I found something interesting hereWhere Can I Learn About The Science Behind Target's Recommendations Algorithms? | Adobe TargetRecommendation engine will recommend all the products but it will sort the result considering the current product attributes like name, link, description and even image Thanks

Yes, I would like to know, how to retarget the user on the basis of time. Suppose, there are two pages A and B, if a user spends 5 min on page A and the same user spends 10 min on page B then page B timings > page A hence the content will be displayed related to page B on the homepage or any retargeting page.

hi @avez - gave this scenario some thought and came up with a possible solution:1. Create a profile script which captures the Target-session id whenever xyz.com/mobile.html is visited. Let's call it mobilepage_sessionid. This can be done by using user.sessionId in the profile script. if (page.url != "") {var url = "" + page.url.toLowerCase();if (url.indexOf("xyz.com/mobile.html") >-1 { return user.sessionId }}2. Create another profile script which captures the session-id when home page is visite...

As long as enough product data with the criteria is there you should not see any issues. If your collection is just formed with 2 or 3 products in it , then there is a chance of this issue.

Is there a step by step for this? We are not using the form builder. Does this live in the mbox modification?

hi @Eric_Vidana , thanks for that, I see there needs to be a mapping but i cant seem to find a description of what values are available to input in "feed.xxxxx " input field. I wonder if this is supposed to be prepopulated and there is a step needed to be done before this, in terms of setting up some kind of integration.Maybe there´s a description of this feed that i am missing when i search around in the documentation?I get this error when trying to save the feed: {"error.dev.message":"Unable t...

You can map such a validation via a ProfileScript. There you can create more complex queries and finally return true or false. Maybe this will help you.I myself would not need a list on either side. At least, I can't think of any current case - and if so, only with some special exceptions, where a list on the left and right would not be sufficient. Best regards