Announcement

**Big Game Hunter** · 29-Nov-2005, 05:08 PM

Google Code

That is quite a trick, i have the same question open & i have found this thread helpful so far..

http://community.actinic.com/showthr...ogle+analytics

**mungholio** · 30-Nov-2005, 09:00 AM

arrrrrrgh!

I've tried everything that i can think of...

Here is how i've laid the conversion code out....

-------------------------------------------------------

<script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
_uacct = "UA-188152-1";
urchinTracker();
</script>

<body onLoad="javascript:__utmSetTrans()">

<form style="display:none;" name="utmform">
<textarea id="utmtrans">
UTM:T|[NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER]|[affiliation]|[NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL]|[tax]|[shipping]|[city]|[state]|[country]
UTM:I|[NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER]|[sku/code]|[productname]|[category]|[price]|[quantity]
</textarea>
</form>

--------------------------------------------------------------

From previous experience with tracking code i've tried altering the variable like below and tested each.

[NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL/100]
[NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL / 100]
['NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL/100']
['NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL / 100']

But it's not working, this time!!!

Can anyone help before i head-butt my computer

**wjcampbe** · 30-Nov-2005, 02:31 PM

You could try |[NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL]/100|

**Bruce** · 30-Nov-2005, 02:44 PM

This is how conversion tracking is dealt with by Actinic...

It is possible to add markup to the Actinic's receipt page in order to support an affiliate program. The markup is generally specified by the affiliate program, but a typical example would be:
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=[order-amount-here]&orderid=[order-id-here]">
Translating this into a Actinic ready line, you would get:
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=NETQUOTEVAR:MYORDERTOTAL&orderid=NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER">
The NETQUOTEVARs available to an affiliate program of this nature are:
NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER - order number (already existed in earlier versions)
NETQUOTEVAR:FORMATTEDORDERTOTALHTML - the order total formatted in the appropriate currency and encoded for HTML display
NETQUOTEVAR:FORMATTEDORDERTOTALCGI - the order total formatted in the appropriate currency and encoded for CGI
NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL - the order total formatted in the Actinic internal format (integer number in currency base unit)
NETQUOTEVAR:NUMERICORDERTOTALCGI - the order total partially formatted in the appropriate currency and encoded for CGI. This value include decimal and thousand separators, but leaves off the currency symbol.
To use these values insert the appropriate variables into Act_Order04.html and upload. Example markup follows:
Total: NETQUOTEVAR:FORMATTEDORDERTOTALHTML
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL&orderid=NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER">
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=NETQUOTEVAR:FORMATTEDORDERTOTALCGI&orderid=NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER">
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=NETQUOTEVAR:NUMERICORDERTOTALCGI&orderid=NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER">
This markup will be expanded in the receipt page. For example:
Total: £481.96
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=48196&orderid=GM03GNBW900028">
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=%a3481%2e96&orderid=GM03GNBW900028">
<IMG SRC="https://www.server.com/log.cgi?amount=481.96&orderid=GM03GNBW900028">

Hope this helps,

**NormanRouxel** · 30-Nov-2005, 03:24 PM

You need to do that division in JavaScript. Here's my (untested) idea:

Code:

<form style="display:none;" name="utmform">
<textarea id="utmtrans"></textarea>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
 var realprice = NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL / 100;
 var line1 = 'UTM:T|[NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER]|[affiliation]|' + realprice + '|[tax]|[shipping]|[city]|[state]|[country]'; 
 var line2 = 'UTM:I|[NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER]|[sku/code]|[productname]|[category]|[price]|[quantity]';
 document.getElementById('utmtrans').value = line1 + '\n' + line2;
//-->
</script>

Note that the above will fail if you have any single quote ( ' ) characters in your variables. Another way that mey be better is (again untested)

Code:

<form style="display:none;" name="utmform">
<textarea id="utmtrans">UTM:T|[NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER]|[affiliation]|###VALUE###|[tax]|[shipping]|[city]|[state]|[country]
UTM:I|[NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER]|[sku/code]|[productname]|[category]|[price]|[quantity]
</textarea>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
 var realprice = NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL / 100;
 document.getElementById('utmtrans').value = document.getElementById('utmtrans').value.replace(/###VALUE###/gm, realprice);
//-->
</script>

**mungholio** · 30-Nov-2005, 04:34 PM

You are the King Norman!

I've tested your first code snippet and it seems to work - the result comes through / 100!!!!

Analytics will take a day or 2 to pull the ecom info accross but it should be fine.

Cheers

**mungholio** · 02-Dec-2005, 12:14 PM

Still being funny !?!

The correct information is pulled through into the text field on the receipt page, but after doing several test tranactions online and then waiting for Analytics to update, no transactions have appeared in the online Ecommerce Summary.

It could be either the modified code (from norman) or Analytics itself playing up, (which i hear isn't out of the realms of impossibility). Any Ideas???

Also; does anyone know what the relevant NETQUOTEVARs are for the below

Transaction line variables:
[order-id] Your internal unique order id number
[affiliation] Optional partner or store affilation
[total] Total dollar amount of the transaction
[tax] Tax amount of the transaction
[shipping] The shipping amount of the transaction
[city] City to correlate the transaction with
[state/region] State or province
[country] Country

Item line variables:
[order-id] Your internal unique order id number (should be same as transaction line)
[sku/code] Product SKU code
[product name] Product name or description
[category] Category of the product or variation
[price] Unit-price of the product
[quantity] Quantity ordered

So far i've got:

NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER = order-id
NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL = total

**TraceyG** · 05-Dec-2005, 02:56 PM

Hi,

NETQUOTEVAR:THEORDERNUMBER = order-id
NETQUOTEVAR:ACTINICORDERTOTAL = total
No Variable = affiliation
NETQUOTEVAR:TAX1 = tax
NETQUOTEVAR:SHIPPING = Shipping
NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICEADDRESS3 = City
NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICEADDRESS4 = State/Region
NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICECOUNTRY = Country
NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTREFERENCE = Product SKU Code
NETQUOTEVAR:SECTIONNAME = Category
NETQUOTEVAR:COST = Unit Cost
NETQUOTEVAR:QUANTITY = Quantity

Please be aware that not all variables work in every template so some of the above will not work on the receipt page (such as product specific variables), which is where I assume you are trying to put them.

**mungholio** · 07-Dec-2005, 10:34 AM

Nearly...

Hi Tracey,

Thank you for the varibles...

These ones work:

NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICEADDRESS3 = City
NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICEADDRESS4 = State/Region
NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICECOUNTRY = Country

Theses ones don't:

NETQUOTEVAR:TAX1 = tax
NETQUOTEVAR:SHIPPING = Shipping
NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTREFERENCE = Product SKU Code
NETQUOTEVAR:SECTIONNAME = Category
NETQUOTEVAR:COST = Unit Cost
NETQUOTEVAR:QUANTITY = Quantity

Also you didn't provide one for: [product name] - is there one?

Here's what i've currently got nearly working (using Norman's code - above, and the varibles provided by Tracey)...

-------------------------------------

<body onLoad="javascript:__utmSetTrans()">

<form style="display:none;" name="utmform">
<textarea id="utmtrans"></textarea>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">

</script>

-----------------------------------------

Well... when i say nearly working, i mean that the correct information comes through to the receipt page but doesn't yet go through to Google???

Does anyone have any ideas?

**TraceyG** · 07-Dec-2005, 11:10 AM

Hi,

Also you didn't provide one for: [product name] - is there one?

Sorry, missed that one - NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTNAME but I don't think this will work on the receipt page either.

**mungholio** · 07-Dec-2005, 12:02 PM

You were right, NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTNAME doesn't work.

Also, putting multiple products in the shopping cart doesn't create extra UTM:I lines.

Very Frustrating!

**vintagewinegift** · 01-Mar-2006, 12:08 PM

google analytics

please help.

i have installed google analytics and still have the following problems:

no sales data appearing

I have installed the goal data and this is working correctly.

Does any body have the coding that needs to go into order template 4 that will activate the analytics?

cheers in advance.

Giles

**mungholio** · 02-Mar-2006, 08:55 AM

Me too

I've got it all working except the template 4 code:

This is as far as i've got...

-------------------------------

<body onLoad="javascript:__utmSetTrans()">

<form style="display:none;" name="utmform">
<textarea id="utmtrans"></textarea>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">

</script>

-----------

But there it still doesn't work?

Is there anyone from Actinic whos got this working - is there something that needs to be done differently with Actinic in Mind?

**Bruce** · 02-Mar-2006, 09:14 AM

Please have a read of this thread, http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=17591 - check page 2

Kind regards,

Announcement

Google Analytics Conversion Code Problem

Google Analytics Conversion Code Problem

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment