What are Child OmniScripts?

What are Child OmniScripts?

• A. An OmniScripts element can call an OmniScript that can be reused, creating a smaller "child" OmniScript for common functionality.
• B. A VIP data source variant.
• C. A Display Element that shows child content.
• D. A type of action that runs after the main script.

Answer: (C)

Child OmniScripts are designed to show the content of another OmniScript inside the current one. This is done with a Display Element that renders the child script’s UI within the parent, allowing you to reuse a separate OmniScript and present it as part of a larger experience. It isn’t about a data source variant or a post-run action, and while you can structure scripts to call other OmniScripts for reuse, the defining idea is displaying the child’s content inside the parent through a Display Element.

Child OmniScripts are designed to show the content of another OmniScript inside the current one. This is done with a Display Element that renders the child script’s UI within the parent, allowing you to reuse a separate OmniScript and present it as part of a larger experience. It isn’t about a data source variant or a post-run action, and while you can structure scripts to call other OmniScripts for reuse, the defining idea is displaying the child’s content inside the parent through a Display Element.