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[3.4.4] pixel tracking for reg conversion in "account/activate"

vlaur

Chevereto Member
Hi Rodolf,

I want to put some ads on facebook using conversion tracking for registration on my website and want to know how I can made it in "account/activate" because seen there is no static file for it to put tracking pixel code.

You should leave some static file for account/activate route just for this purpose, to track registration with an custom pixel code.

Thanks!
 
I don't understand what you are saying.

I want to make an advertising campaign via facebook, and I want to use pixel tracking code for ad conversion. https://www.facebook.com/help/373979379354234 but for that i need a page where to put this code, and for registration the perfect page is when user come from email via activation token link, but now this link does not have a static page is just a redirect, and would be grate if you can make a page to thanks to users for registration, and in that page i can put this code.
 
Hmm you could append a session var then call it from /user. Anyway is not something quite trivial unless a welcome page is added.
 
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