When working with the Query activity in Adobe Campaign Classic, you have the choice to select either the Temporary schema or the Database schema. If you opt for the Temporary schema, it is essential to reselect it even if it is preselected with a default value.
Here’s why it’s important to explicitly reselect the Temporary schema:
If you don’t do it, you won’t be able to select field and create conditions based on your temporary schema.
Adobe Campaign Classic utilizes JavaScript as the backend language for customizing various aspects of your instance, including workflows, libraries, web applications, and reports. The platform employs the Java Web Server called Tomcat for its operation. To execute JavaScript on the server, Adobe Campaign Classic utilizes a JavaScript engine called SpiderMonkey. SpiderMonkey, developed by the Mozilla […]
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In this article, I will provide a simple trick for converting Base64 encoded data to PDF using JSAPI in Adobe Campaign Classic. Due to AC’s inability to attach Base64-encoded files directly to emails, this method can prove to be highly useful. Base64 data format that would be easy to use when supperted by Adobe Campaign […]
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Some email campaign send outs can have links dynamically rendered in the content. Such links are not visible by Adobe Campaign personalization engine and thus will not be tracked. The good thing is that we can use a workaround to make dynamic links trackable and also on top of all workarounds Adobe itself has provided […]
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When building any web application (webapp), you may have experienced a syntax error on, for example, line 200. This can be perplexing, especially when your custom JavaScript code does not even have 200 lines. Why is that? The reason for this discrepancy is that the web applications you create in the visual editor are compiled […]
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Whether you change your laptop or want to save actual configuration for your colleagues. You can easily achieve that by taking all connection strings as XML. ims – connection over adobe id SSO Also similar approach is to directly change the connection string file nlclient_cnx.xml that is located under your local AppData folder. To quickly […]
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