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What elements must be configured for client-side delivery? (Select two)
The correct answer is A. Adobe Launch tags D. Pre-hiding snippets. For Adobe Target client-side delivery, two specific technical components must be configured on the page to make it function correctly. Adobe Launch tags (A) are required because Launch (now AEP Tags) is the primary deployment mechanism for at.js - the Target JavaScript library…
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What elements must be configured for client-side delivery? (Select two)
Options
- AAdobe Launch tags
- BJSON profile attributes
- CExperience Fragments
- DPre-hiding snippets
How the community answered
(14 responses)- A86% (12)
- B7% (1)
- C7% (1)
Explanation
For Adobe Target client-side delivery, two specific technical components must be configured on the page to make it function correctly.
Adobe Launch tags (A) are required because Launch (now AEP Tags) is the primary deployment mechanism for at.js - the Target JavaScript library that intercepts page requests and renders experiences client-side. Without it deployed via Launch, Target cannot execute on the page.
Pre-hiding snippets (D) are required to prevent "flicker" - the momentary flash of original content before Target swaps in the personalized experience. The snippet hides the <body> element until at.js loads and applies the activity, then reveals it.
JSON profile attributes (B) are server-side visitor data constructs used to build audiences and decision logic - they're not a page-level delivery configuration. Experience Fragments (C) are AEM content components that can be used within Target activities, but they are content artifacts, not delivery infrastructure.
Memory tip: Think "Launch delivers, snippet conceals" - both are page-level prerequisites that must be on the page before Target can work, which is what "client-side delivery configuration" means. The other two options are inputs into Target, not the scaffolding that runs it.
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