Changes for page Widget Implementation -- oc.min.js
Last modified by Admin User on 2025/06/27 12:15
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... ... @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ 22 22 23 23 The main ONEcount widget, (all.min.js) is responsible for loading most of the code that ONEcount uses when a user visits your web site. It also takes the first step in identifying visitors to your web site, so it’s important it be placed properly on the site. 24 24 25 -Tag management platforms can be used as long as you can control where the ONEcount widget loads. Because order and placement is often difficult for users to configure, we recommend placing the ONEcount widget directly on the page. 25 +Tag management platforms can be used as long as you can control where the ONEcount widget loads. Because order and placement is often difficult for users to configure, we recommend placing the ONEcount widget directly on the page, as the first element in the document <HEAD>. For further reading on fun with Google Tag Manager, read [[here.>>url:https://www.simoahava.com/gtm-tips/gtm-container-snippet-in-the-head/||shape="rect"]] 26 26 27 27 ONEcount uses first-party cookies to track user behavior and target users. There are two main cookies that are important here: the OCID cookie, which identifies a user who exists as a user in the ONEcount database (ie., a “known” user), and the tmpcookie, which is a tracking cookie assigned to all users, known and unknown. If a user has a tmpcookie in their browser, ONEcount can track and target the user. If the user also has an OCID cookie in their browser, ONEcount can match that browser to a record in your database. 28 28
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