Hi Team,
I am using s.product string to capture the product details. I am capturing the primary category in evar16 and 17. I am using the below code to capture the data:
So, now if multiple product is added in the cart, then multiple values in coming in the report, so can I resolve the issue through classification.
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Dear Bindu,
Sorry, Classification is not the solution for your use case.
Guess, rather than capturing the products in the syntax below
s.products = "Category1;Product1;;;;eVar14=Value1|eVar17=Value1,Category2;Product2;;;;eVar14=Value2|eVar17=Value2,Category3;Product3;;;;eVar14=Value3|eVar17=Value3,";
you are capturing it as
s.products = "Category1,Category2,Category3;Product1,Product2,Product3;;;;eVar14=Value1,Value2,Value3|eVar17=Value1,Value2,Value3";
So, you need to have a proper syntax on your product string and that will resolve your issue.
Thank You, Pratheep Arun Raj B | Xerago | Terryn Winter Analytics
PS: I have bolded few values so that you can understand the difference due to multiple products.
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I think your code is wrong.
You're resetting s.products with each item in your shopti_data_layer's products array. What you should be doing is to append each item to s.products.
So something like this:
s.products = "";
for (var i=0; i < window.shopti_data_layer.products.length; i++) {
var product = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].category + ";" + [rest of the product's data and eVars to be tracked];
s.products = s.apl(s.products, product);
}
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s.products = "";
s.eVar14 = "";
s.eVar17 = "";
for(var i=0; i<window.shopti_data_layer.products.length; i++) {
//
s.linkTrackVars = "eVar14,eVar15,eVar16,eVar17";
s.eVar14 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_id ;
s.eVar17 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_sub_category;
//s.eVar15 += window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].name ;
//s.eVar15 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].name ;
//s.eVar16 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_category ;
// Add individual produ ct info to the product string
//s.products += window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_category + ";" + window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].name + ";" + ";" + ";" + ";" +s.eVar14 ;
s.products += window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_category + ";" + window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].name.replace(/,/g, "") + ";" + ";" + ";" + ";" + "eVar14=" + s.eVar14 + "|" + "eVar17=" + s.eVar17;
if(i != window.shopti_data_layer.products.length-1) {
s.products += ",";
}
}
Hope it s fine.
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Yes you can use classification to resolve this.
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Dear Bindu,
Sorry, Classification is not the solution for your use case.
Guess, rather than capturing the products in the syntax below
s.products = "Category1;Product1;;;;eVar14=Value1|eVar17=Value1,Category2;Product2;;;;eVar14=Value2|eVar17=Value2,Category3;Product3;;;;eVar14=Value3|eVar17=Value3,";
you are capturing it as
s.products = "Category1,Category2,Category3;Product1,Product2,Product3;;;;eVar14=Value1,Value2,Value3|eVar17=Value1,Value2,Value3";
So, you need to have a proper syntax on your product string and that will resolve your issue.
Thank You, Pratheep Arun Raj B | Xerago | Terryn Winter Analytics
PS: I have bolded few values so that you can understand the difference due to multiple products.
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Dear Bindu, Quick gotcha. Can you change the variable declaration for s.eVar14 and s.eVar17 to something else?
From
s.eVar14 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_id ;
s.eVar17 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_sub_category;
To
var Var14 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_id ;
var Var17 = window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_sub_category;
And then the product string to
s.products += window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].product_category + ";" + window.shopti_data_layer.products[i].name.replace(/,/g, "") + ";" + ";" + ";" + ";" + "eVar14=" + Var14 + "|" + "eVar17=" + Var17;
Guess, s.eVar14 and s.eVar17 are set twice, once in global & another in merchandising and thus the issue. Just a thought!
Thank You, Pratheep Arun Raj B
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