Installing Recipe Tracking Pixels

[prathamesh_thak]

Hi All,

Need an solution for Installing Recipe Tracking for my site.

Below is recipe tracking tag for Pillsbury’s media campaign. This pixel should only track Visits to any "dessert" recipes.

Whenever I load my recipe page for Desserts , I see MetaDataLabel as "Course" and MetaDataValue as "Desserts" being fired.

How can we use these values to track the Desserts recipe page and assign them the pixel tags below:

Pleas help. Thank you.

<!-- Use of this pixel is subject to the Amazon ad specs and policies at http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node=7253015011 --><script type='text/javascript'>var _pix = document.getElementById('_pix_id');if (!_pix) { var protocol = '//'; var a = Math.random() * 1000000000000000000; _pix = document.createElement('img'); _pix.setAttribute('src', protocol + 's.amazon-adsystem.com/iu3?d=forester-did&ex-fargs=%3Fid%3De201336c-ca8e-4e85-752f-2690a728a3cd%26type%3D55%26m%3D1&ex-fch=416613&ex-src=www.pillsbury.com/recipes&ex-hargs=v%3D1.0%3Bc%3D2659338109779%3Bp%3DE201336C-CA8E-4E85-752F-2690A72... + '&cb=' + a); _pix.setAttribute('id','_pix_id'); document.body.appendChild(_pix);}</script><noscript> <img height='1' width='1' border='0' alt='' src='https://s.amazon-adsystem.com/iui3?d=forester-did&ex-fargs=%3Fid%3De201336c-ca8e-4e85-752f-2690a728a... /></noscript> 

[steve_lake]

Hi, 

The easiest way would be to add this as a custom container tag, contact support@tealium.com, or speak to your account manager if you need any assistance.  

After that, we can then look at getting it added to the tag library, if it's a common tag. 

Many thanks

Steve Lake

edit:  Brian's reply, below, is likely to be quicker to get running. 

[brian_kranson · Accepted solution]

Prathamesh

If you look in detail at this script code, all it is really doing is creating an image pixel request that looks like this:

//s.amazon-adsystem.com/iu3?d=forester-did&ex-fargs=%3Fid%3De201336c-ca8e-4e85-752f-2690a728a3cd%26type%3D55%26m%3D1&ex-fch=416613&ex-src=www.pillsbury.com/recipes&ex-hargs=v%3D1.0%3Bc%3D2659338109779%3Bp%3DE201336C-CA8E-4E85-752F-2690A728A3CD&cb=116523592500016100

It can be hard to read when encoded, so here is the same URL decoded with each outbound querystring parameter on a new line

//s.amazon-adsystem.com/iu3
?d=forester-did
&ex-fargs=?id=e201336c-ca8e-4e85-752f-2690a728a3cd&type=55&m=1
&ex-fch=416613
&ex-src=www.pillsbury.com/recipes
&ex-hargs=v=1.0;c=2659338109779;p=E201336C-CA8E-4E85-752F-2690A728A3CD
&cb=116523592500016100

*I don't know all of the details for this tag, so use some of the items below like the load rule and the extension as examples to build off of, not as a complete solution.

Now we just need to setup a Generic Tag with the amazon adsystem URL

Add a load rule to only have the tag fire on Receipe pages

Next we need to setup the data mappings:

For this example I am only going to use one Set Data Value Extension.  However you could have many and each could have their own conditions to meet your requirments.

[ksugam]

I have to implement a similar tag which has the javascript part and image pixel part

The above solution works for the <no script> part to send an image pixel. What about the javascript tag? Do we need to add 2 generic tags-  1 for js and other for image pixel?