It is of course sad to see a contact unsubscribing from all email communcation on your website, but what if you could send him a nice confirmation email that might change his mind? The Sitecore Email Experience Manager is capable of sending confirmation mails to the contact when a few actions happen: Subscription confirmationThis happens …
Most of you will already know, but all Contact Identifiers within XConnect are case-sensitive. This means that your-email@test.com is different than your-email@TEST.COM. One should expect that the List Manager converts all emailaddresses to lowercase, so the import would be consistent, and that it does not depend on the Markteer knowing that he should have converted …
Continue reading “ListManager – Duplicate contacts with the same email address”
XConnect offers you the possibility to register types for Dependency Injection, by using configuration files. Make sure your configuration file starts with sc. Make sure the service node (YourServiceNameMustBeUnique) is unique. This does not have to represent the name of your service and can be filled in to your own liking. You can use either …
When you create a new map for the Path Analyzer, this map needs to be deployed. When deploying a map, Sitecore also schedules an historical rebuild for the newly created map. Within the historical rebuild, Sitecore will aggregate all previous interactions, to supply the map with historical data. Unfortunately when you have a lot of …
Continue reading “Path Analyzer – Error when deploying a new map”
Sitecore Forms offers the possiblity for a content editor to prefill certain fields within the Form by using Value Providers. Sitecore does not ship any default value providers out of the box. Sitecore has a great example that uses a custom Value Provider to prefill form fields based on the values that are located within …
Continue reading “Sitecore Forms – Custom Value Provider for multi-value fields”