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1 -**The ONEcount SDK **is available from the main javascript widget that is loaded on the client site all.min. Using the  SDK, developers can interact with the platform as well as hooking into events.
1 +**The ONEcount SDK **is available from the main javascript widget that is loaded on the client site all.min. Using the  SDK, developers can interact with the platform as well as hooking into events. All of the code necessary for running the Javascript SDK is loaded through all.min.js.
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3 3  == Methods ==
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7 7  * **GCN.onecount.logout()**: Log a user out of ONEcount if the user is logged in.
8 8  * **GCN.onecount.isLoggedIn**(): Check whether a user is logged in or not. Return a boolean true/false
9 9  * **GCN.onecount.setTargeting()**: Load the targeting rules if any
10 +* **GCN.onecount.identify({"demo_id" : "value", "demo_field" : "value"}, create_flag)**: Identifies a user with data that is matched against a demographic field. This is useful when you have a data point like e-mail or some other unique identifier that has been uploaded into ONEcount, and you want to identify a web site visitor using that field.\\
11 +** **demo_id**: this is the numeric question ID of the demographic field you want to query
12 +** **value**: the value for the field you are querying. Multiple demographic fields can be queried, but all fields must be true in order for the user to be identified
13 +** **create_flag**: tells ONEcount whether to create a new user with this identifier if no match is found. 
14 +For example, we tell ONEcount that the current user has an e-mail address (question #1) of [[test9@gmail.com>>mailto:test9@gmail.com||shape="rect"]] and a first name (question #4) of "Ray", and if no current user matches, to create a new user with this information, you would use:
15 +(% style="color: rgb(51,51,51);" %)**GCN.onecount.identify({"1":"test9@[[gmail.com>>url:http://gmail.com||shape="rect"]]","4":"ray"},true);**(%%) **{"success":true}
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10 10  * **GCN.onecount.custom_data(identifier, value, callback)**: Collects custom data provided by clients.
11 11  ** **identifier**: the unique identifier for that type of data
12 12  ** **value**: the value we're collecting. This must be a **JSON** string ('**{"foo" : "bar"}**')
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96 96  **bypass**: **mixed** - this will return **false** if the user is not bypassed. If the user is bypassed then this will be an **object** with the properties type and value. (type ip will also have a **name** property). Type can be **url**, **user_agent**, **referrer** or **ip**. Value will contains the value based on which the bypassed occurred
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99 -**view_count**: **int** – return the user’s view count for products protected by a time frame. This is the count for the product the user is currently accessing. If he url being accessed is not from a product with a time limit, the value returned is -1
106 +**view_count**: **int** – view_count is only displayed for products/packages that are protected by a frequency/time frame. Some products have a limit like 10 articles per day or 3 articles per month, it will hold the value of articles that have been read. If the product is not protected by a frequency/time-frame, this value will be -1.
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102 102  **cookie**: **object** – return the user’s ONEcount cookie
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1 -https://info.onecount.net//wiki/spaces/OD/pages/23331781/ONEcount Javascript SDK Reference
1 +https://info.onecount.net//wiki/spaces/OD/pages/77496565/ONEcount Javascript SDK Reference