context

The digitalData.context object contains variables that describe the environment and context of the current visit.

Introduction

The digitalData.context object must be declared and filled in the source code of each page.

All variables of the object digitalData.context are filled automatically by the SegmentStream SDK. On your part, you only need to declare the object and fill in the value of the variable digitalData.context.ip.

Example for the URL ‘http://website.com/?utm_campaign=sale_05_06_2016&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=criteo’:

window.digitalData = {
  ...,
  context: {
    userAgent: "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_13_2) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/63.0.3239.132 Safari/537.36",
    campaign: {
      name: "sale_05_06_2016",
      medium: "cpc",
      source: "criteo"
    },
    ip: "46.250.135.5",
    os: {
      name: "Mac OS",
      version: "10.13.2"
    },
    location: {
      city: "Moscow",
      country: "RU",
      region: "Moscow"
    },
    device: {
      type: "desktop"
    },
    browser: {
      major: "63",
      name: "Chrome",
      version: "63.0.3239.132"
    }
  }
  ...
}

context.ip

Data type: string.

context.ip - optional variable which contains the user’s ip-address

context.userAgent

Data type: string.

context.userAgent - contains information about the users browser and system

SDK creates and fills this variable automatically. Please do not try to reinitialize this variable.

context.os

Data type: object.

context.os - Contains an object which describes the users operating system

SDK creates and fills this variable automatically. Please do not try to reinitialize this variable.

Path Data Type Description
context.os.name String Name of the OS
context.os.version String OS version

context.location

Data type: object.

context.location - contains an object which describes the users location.

SDK creates and fills this variable automatically. Please do not try to reinitialize this variable.

Path Data Type Description
context.location.city String City
context.location.country String Country
context.location.region String Region/State/County

context.device

Data type: object.

context.device - contains an object which describes the users device.

SDK creates and fills this variable automatically. Please do not try to reinitialize this variable.

Path Data Type Description
context.device.model String Device model. Not relevant for desktops.
context.location.type String Type of device: “desktop”, “mobile”, “tablet”
context.location.vendor String Device manufacturer. Not relevant for desktops.

context.browser

Data type: object.

context.browser - contains an object which describes the users browser.

SDK creates and fills this variable automatically. Please do not try to reinitialize this variable.

Path Data Type Description
context.browser.major String Short information on the browser version
context.browser.name String Browser name
context.browser.version String Full information on the browser version

context.campaign

Data type: object.

context.campaign - contains an object that describes the source of the visit, including the channel, the name of the advertising campaign and other data.

SegmentStream recognizes utm_marks from the URL of the loaded page, forms the object digital.context.campaign and stores this information in the site visitor’s browser localStorage for 90 days or until a “Completed Transaction” event has occurred.

SDK creates and fills this variable automatically. Please do not try to reinitialize this variable.

Path Data Type Description
context.campaign.name String Name of the advertising campaign. Corresponds to utm_campaign.
context.campaign.medium String Advert channel. Corresponds to utm_medium.
context.campaign.source String Advert source. Corresponds to utm_source.
context.campaign.term String Key phrase. Corresponds to utm_term label.
context.campaign.content String The content of the advertisement. Matches the utm_content label.

The context.campaign object also stores IDs of affiliate networks that bring traffic to the site, for example, ‘admitad_uid’.