Successful Purchase Page View

If you offer different product variations (such as size, colour, material, etc) than your integration will slightly be different, please follow the guidelines on the Product Variant page.

Use the following javascript code when the Successful Purchase Page viewed:

<script type="text/javascript">
function OnVisilabsLoaded(){
	var VL = new Visilabs();
	VL.AddParameter("OM.tid","TransactionID"); 
	VL.AddParameter("OM.pp","Product Code1;Product Code2"); 
	VL.AddParameter("OM.pu","Product Quantity 1;Product Quantity 2"); 
	VL.AddParameter("OM.ppr","Product Price1*Product Quantity 1;Product Price2*Product Quantity2");
	VL.AddParameter("OM.exVisitorID","User ID");
	VL.Collect();
	VL.SuggestActions();
}
</script>

Important Notes

-SuggestActions() function must be called only once on every page. Otherwise recommendation won't work properly.

- You must define OnVisilabsLoaded() before calling it. You can do it by inserting the OnVisilabsLoaded() code before the RMC main script.

- OnVisilabsLoaded function must be defined only once on every page. When a page has multiple event triggers, for example: Product Page View and Cart Update(Add to/Remove from Cart) event can be triggered on same page; 2 functions must be defined with different names. In this case, since the OnVisilabsLoaded name defined for Product Page View, function name for Cart Update(Add to/Remove from Cart) event must be something else and this function must be called when Cart Update(Add to/Remove from Cart) event triggers.

Example function definition and call for Cart Update(Add to/Remove from Cart) event:

definition: function rdAddtoCart() {

...

}

call: rdAddtoCart();

- Do not forget to use a universaID/customerID as the userID which you also share with other parties such as your ESP. If you are using a GSM number or an email address instead of a userID please send that info as the userID. Make sure that you share the same ID with all other parties.

- You must pass the total purchase value to OM.ppr parameter which is the number of items purchased multiplied by the price of a single item.

Parent Topic: Events that Trigger on Page Loads