I\'m using the Javascript API for Google Analytics Content Experiments and it seems like you have two choices:
I don't think you're missing anything. My understanding is that the GA Experiments API allows you to allocate a visitor to any version of a single A/B/N test with the Choose Variation command :
cxApi.chooseVariation();
However, this function is only available if you specify the experiment ID when loading the api.js on the page.
If what you want to do is to run several A/B tests on one page at the same time, this is really multi-variate testing and unfortunately this is not available 'out-of-the-box' in GA Content Experiments (it used to be available with Google Website Optimizer). You can still 'fake' it using your own bucketing, with code like :
You will need to decide whether you want a visitor to only view one experiment at a time or enter multiple experiments concurrently.
The first option is probably more reliable but means you will have to split your visitor in quite a lot of buckets, meaning your tests will take a long time before returning a result.
If you use the second option, you need to be careful : if your experiments are not independent, you won't be able to trust the test results from Google Analytics, as the statistical tests used in the Content Experiments assume independence. Even if your experiments are independent, you'll need to have an equal split among all variation combinations.
I hope that helps !