#Pixel tester extension how to#
#Pixel tester extension code#

In this case, return to the module configuration and check your exclusion rules.

Or that you have created exclusion rules and the product/category on which you are displaying the Pixel Helper takes part of these excluded products/categories.

#Pixel tester extension how to#

In this case, export it by following this FAQ: How to import my products on Facebook? Either that the product catalog has not been exported to Facebook yet.If you get a warning (yellow sign) as you can see on the following example: I get warnings or errors in Pixel Helper: what should I do? value: the purchase total value without the currency.

content_ids: the identification codes of the purchased products.

The term 'Purchase' informs you that you are on the order confirmation page.ДЄs you can see in the example above, in the 'Purchase' you must have the following information: You must see, among others, the 'Purchase' event.Д¬lick on the black arrow next to 'Purchase' to display the details of the information loaded by the pixel: Place a test order and once you are in the order confrmation page, click on the pixel helper icon.

value: the cart total value without the currency.

content_ids: the identification codes of the products in the cart.

The term 'AddToCart' informs you that you are on the cart summary page.ДЄs you can see in the example above, in the 'AddToCart' you must have the following information: Click on the Pixel Helper icon.В You must see, among others, the 'AddToCart' event.Д¬lick on the black arrow next to 'AddToCart' to display the details of the information loaded by the pixel:

content_category: the category that is just ahead of the displayed category and the displayed categoryДЄdd some products in the cart and go to the cart summary page.

content_ids: the identification codes of the category products.

content_type: the type of content, i.e products.

The term 'ViewCategory' informs you that a category page has been detected.ДЄs you can see in the example above, in the 'ViewCategory' you must have the following information: You must see, among others, the 'ViewCategory' event.Д¬lick on the black arrow next to 'ViewCategory' to display the details of the information loaded by the pixel: On a category page of your shop, click on the Pixel Helper icon.

content_name: the name of the content, i.e of the productД¬heck that you get this information and that this is correct.

value: the product value, i.e its price without the currency.

#Pixel tester extension code#

content_ids: the product identification code.content_type: the type of content, i.e a product.The term 'ViewContent' informs you that this is the content of a product that has been detected (ie that this is a product page).ДЄs you can see in the example above, in the 'ViewContent' you must have the following information: You must see, among others, the 'ViewContent' event.Д¬lick on the black arrow next to 'ViewContent' to display the details of the information loaded by the pixel:

On a product page of your shop, click on the Pixel Helper icon. This event will always be displayed by default and this is this event that will allow you to create specific audience rules. 'PageView' means the event loaded is the view of a page. If you have a yellow (warning) or red (error) icon go to this FAQ third section to solve the issue. If the pixel works, you must have an icon showing a white ckeck mark on green circle next to all the events loaded by the pixel (see 'PageView', 'ViewContent' and 'Facebook Pixel' in the image above). Whatever the page type, the first thing to do is to click on the Pixel Helper icon, as you can see on the image below: We are going to take the example of four different types of page: a product page, a category page, the cart summary page and the order confirmation page.