Target and Channel Contextualization

Target and Channel Contextualization is a feature that allows users to have attributes that can have multiple values which vary based on context.

Key Term:	Taxonomy: taxonomy is a scheme of classification used for an organization’s products.
Description:	Target and channel contextualization enables the user to setup values which are based on a context. This feature is particularly useful for values that are dependent on a context or tag. The value can be based on two or more contexts.
Related topics:	Embedded Variants within Context
Application:	Set up multi-value attributes based on a context or tag. Example: A product has different prices depending on the regions it is being sold to. In this example, “Region” is the context that drives the price attribute.

How-to: Target and Channel Contextualization

To do this, follow these steps:

• Go to Administration.

• Select Context.

• Create a new context.

• Fill in the name and click to select Attribute Context as the feature type.

• Select tag group to be added in the context and click on the Save button.

• In the class configuration, select the class.

• Select the desired attribute then select the context from the list.

• Click on the Save button and try the changes in runtime.

• Select the product.

• Create Attribute Variant for price.

• Select the tag group, enter the value for the attribute, and click on the Save button.

• The screen should display something like the image below.