at.js functions
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List of functions that can be used with the Adobe Target at.js JavaScript library. Click the links in the Function column for more information and examples.
| Function | Details |
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| adobe.target.getOffer(options) | This function fires a request to get a Target offer. Use with adobe.target.applyOffer() to process the response or use your own success handling. |
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adobe.target.getOffers(options) (at.js 2.x) |
This function lets you retrieve multiple offers by passing in multiple mboxes. Additionally, multiple offers can be retrieved for all views in active activities. Note: This function was introduced with at.js 2.x. This function is not available for at.js version 1.x. |
| adobe.target.applyOffer(options) | This function is for applying the response content. |
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adobe.target.applyOffers(options) (at.js 2.x) |
This function lets you apply more than one offer that was retrieved by adobe.target.getOffers(). Note: This function was introduced with at.js 2.x. This function is not available for at.js version 1.x. |
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adobe.target.triggerView (viewName, options) (at.js 2.x) |
This function can be called whenever a new page is loaded or when a component on a page is re-rendered. This function should be implemented for single page applications (SPAs) in order to use the Visual Experience Composer (VEC) to create A/B Test and Experience Targeting (XT) activities. |
| adobe.target.trackEvent(options) | This function fires a request to report user actions, such as clicks and conversions. It does not deliver activities in the response. |
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(at.js 1.x) |
Executes a request and applies the offer to the closest DIV with mboxDefault class name. Note: This function is available for at.js versions 1.x only. This function was deprecated with the release of at.js 2.x. This function returns default content if used with at.js 2.x. |
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mboxDefine(options) and mboxUpdate(options) (at.js 1.x) |
Define and update an mbox. Note: This function is available for at.js versions 1.x only. This function was deprecated with the release of at.js 2.x. This function returns default content if used with at.js 2.x. |
| targetGlobalSettings(options) |
You can override settings in the at.js library using
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| targetPageParams(options) | This method allows you to attach parameters to the global mbox from outside of the request code. |
| targetPageParamsAll(options) | This method allows you to attach parameters to all mboxes from outside of the request code. |
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(at.js 1.x) |
Provides a standard way to register a specific extension. Note: This function is available for at.js versions 1.x only. This function was deprecated with the release of at.js 2.x. This function returns default content if used with at.js 2.x. |
| at.js custom events | at.js custom events let you know when an mbox request or offer fails or succeeds. |
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adobe.target.sendNotifications(options) (at.js 2.1.0) |
This function sends a notification to Target edge when an experience is rendered without using Note: This function has been introduced in at.js 2.1.0 and will be available for any versions above 2.1.0. |
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