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. adobe.target.triggerView() should be implemented for single page applications (SPAs) in order to use the Visual Experience Composer (VEC) to create A/B Tests and Experience Targeting (XT) activities. If adobe.target.triggerView() is not implemented on the site, the VEC cannot be utilized for SPA. For more information, see Single Page Application implementation.
This function was introduced with at.js 2.x. This function is not available for at.js version 1.x.
| Parameter | Type | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| viewName | String | Yes | Pass in any name as a string type that you want to represent your view. This view name appears in the Modifications panel of the VEC for marketers to create actions and run their A/B and XT activities. |
| options | Object | No | |
| options > page | Boolean | No | TRUE: Default value of page is true. When page=true, notifications are sent to the Target backend for incrementing impression count. A notification is always sent by default when a triggerView is called, except when options > page is set to false.FALSE: When page=false, notifications are not sent for incrementing impression count. This should be used when you want to only re-render a component on a page with an offer. |
Example: True#
triggerView() call to send a notification to the Target backend for incrementing activity impressions and other metrics.
Copied to your clipboardadobe.target.triggerView("homeView")
Example: False#
triggerView() call to not have notifications sent to the Target backend for impression counting.
Copied to your clipboardadobe.target.triggerView("homeView", {page: false})