Configuration additions is a possible option when configuring a Universal Consent and Preferences gates for your Universal Consent and Preferences message scenario. By using this option for the gate, your organization is deciding to surface a particular message because a new Marketing Preferences and/or Legal Transaction category was added to your Universal Consent and Preferences configuration. In this article, we will cover the different ways you can test the configuration additions gate option.
Manually test configuration additions
In order to test this configuration manually, your organization can perform the following:
- Collect end-user consents for Marketing Preferences and/or Legal Transactions on your web property
- Add a new Marketing Preferences or Legal Transaction category to the Universal Consent and Preferences configuration that is associated with the web property
- Refresh the web page*
- Test to see if message appears to collect end-user consents
*Note: Be aware that it can take up to 30 minutes before the CDN cache is cleared and your changes are reflected.
Test configuration additions via query string
Alternatively, Sourcepoint provides a query string parameter that your organization can append to the web property's URL which will simulate a Marketing Preferences or Legal Transaction category addition to your Universal Consent and Preferences configuration (eliminating the need to actually add new a category).
To simulate a new Marketing Preferences or Legal Transaction category being added to your Universal Consent and Preferences configuration when accessing a web property, include the query string parameter _sp_configuration_additions
to your URL and set the value to true
.
_sp_configuration_additions=true
When the query string parameter is detected, Sourcepoint servers will act as if there is a new category in your Universal Consent and Preferences configuration and serve your message (if all other conditions are met in your scenario step).
https://testdemo.com?_sp_configuration_additions=true
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