The special variable has a classification report called "Active Dates"You can create excluding segments for the end date. So nothing greater than whatever your end date is. Pretty handy and it is an epoch format so it is always easy to exclude. Hope this helps

This should have been added years ago.

Profile scripts can't interact with the page or the DOM. How would you set a cookie there?

If you are trying to swap content with a DTM-loaded mbox, it will most likely flicker or be delayed, because you have to wait for DTM to kick in before you can begin changing content.We've only used DTM-loaded mboxes for tracking. If you know that you probably won't need to test on pages that you ne...

Do you have the mbox.js reference on the page? It is saying the mboxCreate function doesn't exist, which lives in the mbox.js file. This file should be located in the head of the document. Was this removed by chance?

Manna - Couldn't you just update the URL of the link in experience B to point to page B? Or Do you only want visitors to enter the test when they actually click on the link itself? If that is the case I would just a redirect offer on page C that would redirect them to page B. Let me know if this hel...

Old default in classic was 14 days, but I believe you can have it updated to 30 or 60 days. You may have to reach out to ClientCare or your consultant to get it updated. The settings for this is in their admin tools.

Hi -We bypassed the analytics integrations altogether and went our own route to analyze visitor activity based on what experience they entered in the Target campaign. We use Target Classic, but here's the solution we use. 1. We pass the visitorID into the Entry mbox of the campaign.... so mboxCreate...