Not sure what you are referring to but, there is just one function to retrieve the domain part of an email address   GetEmailDomainExtracts the domain from an email addressGetEmailDomain(<value>)   Otherwise, you are looking at treating an email address as a string and then can use all available str...

Hi @terol73355739 there is no ootb functionality to prevent this globally, although it sounds like a good enhacement to implement, perhaps you can raise it as a feature request. https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-campaign-classic-ideas/idb-p/adobe-campaign-classic-ideas as a new ...

Whats your requirement?   Show current output and expected output.

You need to develop your own JS code to call an external API, you can do it in JSSP (JavaScript Dynamic Pages) or through a workflow.   As for exposing the WSDL, details are on the following page. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/campaign-classic/using/configuring-campaign-classic/api/web-ser...

Perhaps you can use the expiration feature in your Scheduler to delay execution during your chosen date.    

Should be pretty straight forward, perhaps in the example I provided I forgot to enclose the value in quotes. var language = English;        

I believe this may be what you are after, using advanced javascript, you can create multiple transitions and activate whichever one meets the condition.   var language = English; if(language == "English"){ task.postEvent(task.transitionByName('english')); } else { task.postEvent(task.transit...

in backend serverConf.xml file increase JS memory to 512 or more, nlserver config -reload /restart web module   <!-- Configuring the JavaScript interpreter          maxMB :  Maximum size in megabytes before running the garbage collector Default: 64          stackSizeKB :  Size of each stack chunk in...

An alternative could also be to create a custom functions JS code through (Administration/Configuration/Javascript codes/) and write your custom function and call it whereever required by loading the library as such;   Say your custom javascript code page is named adb:myFunctions.js and has the foll...

No, the logs are physical files in disk. you can access them on your browser however.   Right click on the monitor page link for web log and paste it on your browser, you will need to login just like a webapp, then change the URL structure to point to the 2nd box.     https://myinstance-mkt-stage3-...