JSS Layout Service and Personalization

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When using the JSS Layout Service with my Angular application, I notice that if I add personalized content to my component, the response (and display) I get back from the Layout service depends on a certain flag. [pageEditing: true, site: name: "portal.local", pageState: "normal", language: "en"]



If this value is false, my personalization seems to work. If true, it shows some generic HTML content (code). I notice I can control this flag by logging out of the Sitecore instance.



Is there a programmatic way to always request the pageEditing=false version from my app? I understand that the experience editor needs to show the content so it needs to handle both. Thank you.






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    When using the JSS Layout Service with my Angular application, I notice that if I add personalized content to my component, the response (and display) I get back from the Layout service depends on a certain flag. [pageEditing: true, site: name: "portal.local", pageState: "normal", language: "en"]



    If this value is false, my personalization seems to work. If true, it shows some generic HTML content (code). I notice I can control this flag by logging out of the Sitecore instance.



    Is there a programmatic way to always request the pageEditing=false version from my app? I understand that the experience editor needs to show the content so it needs to handle both. Thank you.






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      When using the JSS Layout Service with my Angular application, I notice that if I add personalized content to my component, the response (and display) I get back from the Layout service depends on a certain flag. [pageEditing: true, site: name: "portal.local", pageState: "normal", language: "en"]



      If this value is false, my personalization seems to work. If true, it shows some generic HTML content (code). I notice I can control this flag by logging out of the Sitecore instance.



      Is there a programmatic way to always request the pageEditing=false version from my app? I understand that the experience editor needs to show the content so it needs to handle both. Thank you.






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      When using the JSS Layout Service with my Angular application, I notice that if I add personalized content to my component, the response (and display) I get back from the Layout service depends on a certain flag. [pageEditing: true, site: name: "portal.local", pageState: "normal", language: "en"]



      If this value is false, my personalization seems to work. If true, it shows some generic HTML content (code). I notice I can control this flag by logging out of the Sitecore instance.



      Is there a programmatic way to always request the pageEditing=false version from my app? I understand that the experience editor needs to show the content so it needs to handle both. Thank you.






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          This behavior is due to being logged into Sitecore and browsing your JSS app in the same browser instance (even if they're separate tabs they share cookies).



          I would suggest browsing to your app in an incognito window or separate browser.



          Related question: Layout API returning strange code into placeholder






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          This behavior is due to being logged into Sitecore and browsing your JSS app in the same browser instance (even if they're separate tabs they share cookies).



          I would suggest browsing to your app in an incognito window or separate browser.



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          This behavior is due to being logged into Sitecore and browsing your JSS app in the same browser instance (even if they're separate tabs they share cookies).



          I would suggest browsing to your app in an incognito window or separate browser.



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          This behavior is due to being logged into Sitecore and browsing your JSS app in the same browser instance (even if they're separate tabs they share cookies).



          I would suggest browsing to your app in an incognito window or separate browser.



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          This behavior is due to being logged into Sitecore and browsing your JSS app in the same browser instance (even if they're separate tabs they share cookies).



          I would suggest browsing to your app in an incognito window or separate browser.



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