Test an advanced condition

Open the condition and click Test.

In the Test Condition dialog, you must test the condition against a guest. You can test against the default guest's attributes, or click in the search box and choose Recent to select from a list of recently active guests or Bookmarks to select from a list of bookmarked guests. The system selects a guest who was recently active. To select a specific guest, enter their unique identifier into the search box. You can search for a guest using, for example, an email address, other unique identifier, or browser ID.

Click the Experience request option to include headers and parameters in the test. To do this, call the request context in the JavaScript code editor:

(function () {
        return { request: request };
})();

To add a header to the experience request, From the Test Scenario option, click Add Header.

You can include objects as keys using this format: objects.keys. For example, User_Agent is the key and Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/112.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 Edg/112.0.1722.58 is the value as shown here:

Click Test. The parameters and values you added to the test scenario are included in the response.

To add a parameter to the request, you must include the full path to the parameter in the JavaScript code editor, as shown here:

(function () {
        return { request: request.params.utm.campaign === "summer_sale"};
})();

From the Test Scenario option, click Add Parameters.

You can include objects as keys using this format: objects.keys. For example, utm_campaign is the key and summer_sale is the value as shown here:

Click Test. The parameters and values you added to the test scenario are included in the response, as shown here: