You can use the Target API to create activities Target API v1.0 Your developers could build a process that sets of this api and creates the campaign.

Yes. Other testing and visual tools do this. You should add this as an idea. Adobe is actually behind on this. A marketer should be able to just navigate to the event they want to track and identify the css selector

Can you add the ability to know what segments I use all the time and keep them in a special tab? I hate having to search every time I need to apply an audience. I use like 10 segments all the time, but I gotta search every time.

This great. Can you move the collisions tab into the actual edit area? You have to save the campaign and then go to the overview to see collisions. In classic you could check collisions on the mbox level

Target can't interact with the DOM to determine what HTML selector is present. You'd have to pass a parameter through the mbox to be able to Target. You could use a simple javascript function to check the DOM if the class exists and if it does pass a parameter into the mbox. Then you could build and...

Here's one we use, if you never coded one beforename: testgroupif (!user.get('testgroup')) {var ran_number=Math.floor((Math.random() * 100) + 1);return ran_number;}This one is 1=100

This is a classic clickTracking problem. The page is being forwarded on too quickly for the response to be sent out. The browser can't send it out in time and aborts it. I bet you see this being pretty sporadic depending on how quick the next page is loading. I've used a delay anchor with the clickT...

That's funny, cause I was told an engineering bug was being created.

Same thing is happening to me. I can't edit existing audiences in any way. Looks like a bug to me.

You can totally use it without having Recommendations. It is an out of the box feature of Target Standard. If you aren't seeing what you'd expect for "Category Affinity" targeting check out this doc on how it populates Category Affinity I've used it on all types of mboxes from global, regional, and ...