Third-party integrations

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If you want to detect if the user is using Adblock, you could send this information using a custom var. The following code is an example on how to do it:

(function () {
  var test = document.createElement("div");
  test.innerHTML = " ";
  test.className = "adsbox";
  document.body.appendChild(test);
  window._uxa = window._uxa || [];
  if (test.offsetHeight === 0) window._uxa.push(["setCustomVariable", 1, "isAdblock", true]);
  else window._uxa.push(["setCustomVariable", 1, "isAdblock", false]);
  test.remove();
})();

The getSessionKey command allows for retrieving a unique Contentsquare session key. It’s a string that encodes both a userId and a sessionNumber, in the form <userId>.<sessionNumber> (example: "59e73d8b-2730u283i20-6712c43aaab3.3"). You can also provide a callback function:

function csCallback(sessionKey) {
  const [userId, sessionNumber] = sessionKey.split(".");
  // do something with the session key
}

window._uxa = window._uxa || [];
_uxa.push(["getSessionKey", csCallback]);

The afterPageView command allows for executing a callback after the “natural” pageview or “artificial” pageview (trackPageview command).

You don’t need to wait for the Contentsquare tag to be fired to send this command.

If the command is called after the natural pageview, the callback is executed immediately and then after each trackPageview. You can register multiple callbacks by calling the command multiple times.

The callback is called with a context which contains:

• projectId
• sessionKey
• pageNumber
• replayConsentRequired
• replayConsent

context.sessionKey is a unique session identifier. It’s a string that encodes both a userId and a sessionNumber, in the form <userId>.<sessionNumber> (example: "59e73d8b-2730u283i20-6712c43aaab3.3").

userId is a unique anonymous ID generated by Contentsquare.

sessionNumber is the position of the session in all the sessions tracked by Contentsquare for the same user (based on cookie tracking). So if sessionNumber is 3, it means that it’s the third session tracked for this user.

Here’s an example which shows how to get the session context and use it in your callback:

function csCallback(context) {
  const projectId = context.projectId;
  const [userId, sessionNumber] = context.sessionKey.split(".");
  const pageNumber = context.pageNumber;
  // do something with the session context
}

window._uxa = window._uxa || [];
_uxa.push(["afterPageView", csCallback]);