Conversion Tracking

[KJ Beckett]

Hi All,

We recently opened an account with Kelkoo and some other shopping directories. Unfortunately we have had quite a few issues with tracking.

Kelkoo use Trade Doubler tracking, as instructed I dropped in the following code to our receipt page:
<img src="https://tbs.tradedoubler.com/report?organization=ENTERHERE&event=ENTERHERE&orderNumber=NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER&orderValue=NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL*0.01&currency”>

The variable were the issue lies is the orderValue: “orderValue=NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL*0.01”.

The issue is, to get an accurate sales figure I have been previously been asked to add the *0.01 as we automatically get an extra 00 on any sale. I.E a wallet that costs £10 records as a £1000 sale. Unfortunately this 0.01 solution does not seem to work with Kelkoo and others.

Therefore I was wondering if anyone successfully implemented Kelkoo tracking?? Also has anyone had a similar problem? And if so what was your solution??

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Liam

[Duncan Rounding]

I would expect you will need to first place the result of 'NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL*0.01' into another variable and then use that variable in the img tag...


ie in pseudo code...
<script>
myVariable = NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL*0.01
</script>

and then therefore...

<img src="https://tbs.tradedoubler.com/report?organization=ENTERHERE&event=ENTERHERE&orderNumber=NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER&orderValue=myVariable&currency”>

[Mike Hughes]

Or you could do it the easy way:

http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=16406

Search is your friend.

Mike

[Duncan Rounding]

Agreed Mike - The simplest solution is always the best.
This is also tucked away in the help files as well:

Variables By Product Area > Checkout > Receipt
NumericOrderTotalCgi
The order total, including decimal and thousand separators, but without the currency symbol

Type of Variable: Text

Related Product Area: Checkout > Receipt

Place of Setting: Dynamically worked out online

[KJ Beckett]

Hi Guys,

Thank you very much for your replies.

Following that post instructions I changed the code to include the
"NUMERICORDERTOTALCGI". Following this, I carried out a test purchase, unfortunately this variable did not seem to work (highlighted in red). Notice however that the order number works fine (highlighted in green).

<!-- BEGIN Kelkoo UK / Tradedoubler -->

<img src="https://tbs.tradedoubler.com/report?organization=Enterhere&event=Enterhere&orderNumber=LM11UJ10004839&orderValue=NUMERICORDERTOTALCGI&currency=GBP”>

<!-- END Kelkoo UK / Tradedoubler -->

Does anyone have any idea as to why this error is occuring ??

Thanks,
Liam

[Mike Hughes]

Missing NETQUOTEVAR: ?

Mike

[KJ Beckett]

Doh! Thanks.

I changed to be NETQUOTEVAR:NUMERICORDERTOTALCGI and run another test. The value (£3.40) does now come through but the decimal point appears in a strange format (%2e).

<!-- BEGIN Kelkoo UK / Tradedoubler -->

<img src="https://tbs.tradedoubler.com/report?organization=ENTERHERE&event=ENTERHERE&orderNumber=PB11LZ10004872&orderValue=3%2e40&currency=GBP">

<!-- END Kelkoo UK / Tradedoubler -->

Is the NUMERICORDERTOTALCGI value working correctly?

Thanks,
Liam

[Duncan Rounding]

%2e is the ACSII code for a decimal point. Does TD not accept that as valid?
If not then you may need some javascript for this.

[KJ Beckett]

Hi Guys,

The NUMERICORDERTOTALCGI Variable seems to have worked .

Thanks for your help guys!! I don’t suppose anyone knows if there is a Actinic Variable list that we can refer to??

Cheers,
Liam

[leehack]

There's a reference guide in the help menu.