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We have created a sample Sitecore CDP Profile Viewer to meet the needs of users who want to use the information stored in the CDP in conjunction with other systems. This time, I created it with React, and the code is available in the repository.
I've recently resumed development with React, only to find that my past knowledge has become outdated over the years. While this might be expected, I'm noting this down for personal reference, specifically regarding React Router.
The Sitecore Search Starter Kit's code shows a departure from previous Sitecore samples by using Vite. This tool is a build tool for modern web development, offering fast development and optimized production builds through a modern JavaScript toolchain.
However, some sites may not allow you to view Sitemap.xml without any authorization. In this article, we will check how to work around this problem.
In a CDP, data linked to profiles can include sessions (web activity and conversions) and order information. Order data, often obtained from different systems, can be added via API. This guide introduces the steps for this process.
We have used some HTML blocks as widgets in the Starter Kit, and this time we will edit this item and check its operation.
Not all data is displayed on the CDP's administration screen, but the most frequently used information is displayed. In this article, we will introduce the debug mode, which allows you to refer to the actual data.
We have already imported the Haramizu.com Meta data and added items that are readily available in the Starter Kit. This time, we will review the crawler settings to make the data look nicer.
CDP profiles are set up with a few standard items, but how can you add more? In this article, we will show you how to expand the items.
We will launch the Sitecore Search Starter Kit locally and then deploy it in Vercel to build an actual working environment.
We haven't covered CDP + Personalize much on the blog, but we'll start sharing tips regularly. Although an overview of the product would be ideal, we'll begin by sharing tips. First, we'll use Postman to create and update profiles.
In the last issue, we completed setting up Domain Settings in order to run the Starter Kit. This time, we will proceed with the Widget settings.