Retrieving query string parameter values using JavaScript - Revision history

Admin: moved CR.query to Retrieving query string parameter values using JavaScript

2016-06-30T19:08:24Z

moved CR.query to Retrieving query string parameter values using JavaScript

Admin at 18:34, 30 June 2016

2016-06-30T18:34:19Z

Admin at 18:33, 30 June 2016

2016-06-30T18:33:10Z

Admin at 18:31, 30 June 2016

2016-06-30T18:31:17Z

Admin: Created page with '__CR.query is a function which takes two parameters and retrieves the string value of the query string parameter.'

2016-06-30T18:22:21Z

Created page with '<span class="code">__CR.query</span> is a function which takes two parameters and retrieves the string value of the query string parameter.'

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<span class="code">__CR.query</span> is a function which takes two parameters and retrieves the string value of the [[Query_string#Query_String|query string]] parameter.

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 == See also ==
-* [[:Category:ConversionRuler JavaScript Functions]]
+* [[:Category:ConversionRuler JavaScript Functions|JavaScript Functions]]
 * [[__CR.cookie]]
 [[Category:ConversionRuler]]
 [[Category:ConversionRuler JavaScript Functions]]

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 The name is the exact name of the query string variable to retrieve. The default value is returned (or null if no default is supplied) if the query string is not found in the current page URL.
-Examples will explain its usage best. While visiting the page <span class="code"><nowiki>http://www.example.com/landing/?Source=ppc&product_id=6238751238&s=home+remedy</nowiki></span>:
+Examples will explain its usage best. While visiting the page:
   <script>
-  __CR.query("Source");                         # value is "ppc"
+  __CR.query("Source", "-no-source-");          # value is "ppc" (String)
-  __CR.query("product_id");                     # value is "6238751238"
+ __CR.query("source", "-no-source-");          # value is "-no-source-" (String)
-  __CR.query("s");                              # value is "home remedy"
+  __CR.query("product_id");                     # value is "6238751238" (String)
-  __CR.query("campaign", "default campaign");   # value is "default campaign"
+  __CR.query("s");                              # value is "home remedy" (String)
- </script>
+ __CR.query("campaign");                       # value is null
 Using this within the tracking calls would be, for example:

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	<span class="code">__CR.query</span> is a function which takes two parameters and retrieves the string value of the [[Query_string#Query_String\|query string]] parameter.		<span class="code">__CR.query</span> is a function which takes two parameters and retrieves the string value of the [[Query_string#Query_String\|query string]] parameter.
		+
		+	== __CR.query = function (name, default_value) { ... } ==
		+
		+	The name is the exact name of the query string variable to retrieve. The default value is returned (or null if no default is supplied) if the query string is not found in the current page URL.
		+
		+	Examples will explain its usage best. While visiting the page <span class="code"><nowiki>http://www.example.com/landing/?Source=ppc&product_id=6238751238&s=home+remedy</nowiki></span>:
		+
		+	<script>
		+	__CR.query("Source"); # value is "ppc"
		+	__CR.query("product_id"); # value is "6238751238"
		+	__CR.query("s"); # value is "home remedy"
		+	__CR.query("campaign", "default campaign"); # value is "default campaign"
		+	</script>
		+
		+	Using this within the tracking calls would be, for example:
		+
		+	<script>
		+	__CR.track("contact", null, __CR.query("email", "-no-email-"));
		+	</script>
		+
		+	== See also ==
		+
		+	* [[:Category:ConversionRuler JavaScript Functions]]
		+	* [[__CR.cookie]]
		+
		+	[[Category:ConversionRuler]]
		+	[[Category:ConversionRuler JavaScript Functions]]

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