First-Party Cookies
With first-party cookies, the ever ID is generated on the client side and stored in the customer domain in the cookie "wt3_eid". This information is then sent with the track request in the URL parameter "eid".
Name of the cookie | wt3_eid |
Cookie content | ;[track ID]|[ever ID]#[last visit] Example ;111111111111111|2138210064900146323#2138210027300810268 |
Cookie path | / |
Cookie runtime | 6 months |
Examples
Example request (first call)
http://track.webtrek
k.net/111111111111111/wt?p=300,home&eid=2138210064900146323&one=1
JS
The ever ID can also be transferred in the URL parameter "ceid" (Custom ever ID) if you have your custom ID for visitor recognition.
http://track.webtrekk.net/111111111111111/wt?p=300,home&ceid=XYZ-232-ABC&one=1
JS
Parameter | Description |
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one | 1 = New visitor. Therefore, always send this parameter when it is the first request from the customer. 0 = In all other requests, the parameter must either be sent with the value 0 or you omit the parameter completely. |