Page View
The example below provides a demonstration of how a page view event can be sent to Adnuntius Data, for a user profile stored in folder
00000000000aaaaa, using the javascript API.<script src="https://cdn.adnuntius.com/adn.js" async></script>
<script>
window.adn = window.adn || {};
adn.calls = adn.calls || [];
adn.calls.push(function() {
adn.view('00000000000aaaaa', {
keywords: ["sport", "tennis", "oslo", "summer"],
categories: ["IAB_24_44"],
domainName: "sports.no"
});
});
</script>
Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
folderId | String | The Folder ID in Adnuntius Data, for example: 00000000000123ab You can also specify the folderId as a parameter in the request URL. |
externalSystemType | String | A unique identifier, e.g. CRM name, that corresponds to the external system providing the data |
externalSystemUserId | String | The unique identifier for the user in the external system |
keywords | String[] | An array of keywords |
categories | String[] | An array of categories |
domainName | String | The domain name of the page |
You do NOT need to supply values for the
keywords, categories or domainName parameters. Adnuntius will automatically detect the domainName and the categories from the page URL.For example, a page view event coming from:
http://example.com/sport/tennisWould be automatically populated with:
domainName = "example.com"- AND
categories = ["sport", "tennis"]
If you send categories in the request you will overwrite the automatically assigned categories mentioned above. If you only wish to send additions to categories, for instance "tags", we advice you to use
keywords.Last modified 1yr ago