Page Variables Targeting

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This option allows to manage ads displaying basing on GET-parameters of page URL. It allows to set rules not for the whole URL but for certain request string parameters.

 

The rules are:

·      Equal

·      Not equal

·      Contain

·      Doesn't contain

·      Regular expression *

·      Not a regular expression *

·      More than

·      Less than

 

For example, you may want to display advertisements only if visitor purchase amount is higher that $100, and you know that this purchase value is displayed by value of "amount" GET-parameter.

You can add More than rule for "amount" variable name and set value to "100".

A users that will get to page like "http://www.site.com/order.php?amount=150" will see advertisements; a user that gets to a page "http://www.site.com/order.php?amount=49" won't see any ads.

 

 

* - Warning. Use Regular expression and Not a regular expression rule carefully. You should have at least basic regular expressions knowledge to set this targeting correctly.

For example, if you set "+" as Not a regular expression rule your advertisement will be blocked for all sites.

 

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