Syntax errors on the %p macros used inside the 3rd party pixel are preventing the pixels from working as intended.
General %p syntax: %p[start_key_string]![end_character]
The [end_character] should be defined. The end character tells the macro "stop passing values when you hit this character".
Your Floodlight tag looks like follows:
{Insert Floodlight tag that is suffering the issue, with values included if possible}
In the 3rd party pixel, our %p macros are expecting an ending character that will tell them when stop reading, however, this is not implemented at the moment. As a result, when our macro starts reading the value that is coming after the parameter {name of the parameter}, for example, it just keeps reading till the end of the line.
This erros is preventing the pixels from tracking properly. To fix this, add an end character for each %p macros. The [end_character] is typically a semicolon (;) or a question mark (?) to end the string. For example:
- Quantity: %pqty=!;
- Revenue: %pcost=!;
- Order ID: %pord=!?
For more information on DCM macros, please go through the following links.
https://support.google.com/dcm/table/6096962?hl=en&visit_id=1-636177386777577723-156265568&rd=2
https://support.google.com/dcm/answer/2837696?hl=en
General %p syntax: %p[start_key_string]![end_character]
The [end_character] should be defined. The end character tells the macro "stop passing values when you hit this character".
Your Floodlight tag looks like follows:
{Insert Floodlight tag that is suffering the issue, with values included if possible}
In the 3rd party pixel, our %p macros are expecting an ending character that will tell them when stop reading, however, this is not implemented at the moment. As a result, when our macro starts reading the value that is coming after the parameter {name of the parameter}, for example, it just keeps reading till the end of the line.
This erros is preventing the pixels from tracking properly. To fix this, add an end character for each %p macros. The [end_character] is typically a semicolon (;) or a question mark (?) to end the string. For example:
- Quantity: %pqty=!;
- Revenue: %pcost=!;
- Order ID: %pord=!?
For more information on DCM macros, please go through the following links.
https://support.google.com/dcm/table/6096962?hl=en&visit_id=1-636177386777577723-156265568&rd=2
https://support.google.com/dcm/answer/2837696?hl=en
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