Anyway Around Network Not Allowing iFrame Pixels?

EricVonDoobie

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Dec 23, 2009
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Anyone know a way around this? I'm trying to trigger multiple pixels and need to use an iframe pixel from CPV lab to do this (but the network only allows URLs, no HTML). Any clever ways around this?
 


Maybe put the iframe code on your site and submit that as URL? No idea if it'd work though
 
Anyone know a way around this? I'm trying to trigger multiple pixels and need to use an iframe pixel from CPV lab to do this (but the network only allows URLs, no HTML). Any clever ways around this?
Your only real option is to find the offer you are running at a network that has support for iframe pixels on the campaign. You will not find a workaround that will allow you to call multiple pixels from a regular URL pixel.

You can't simply have a server side script that makes all the pixel calls, because when your server makes these pixel calls, it won't have access to the cookies that are needed by the pixel calls. The lack of cookie access will cause the multiple pixels calls to fail.
 
Your only real option is to find the offer you are running at a network that has support for iframe pixels on the campaign. You will not find a workaround that will allow you to call multiple pixels from a regular URL pixel.

You can't simply have a server side script that makes all the pixel calls, because when your server makes these pixel calls, it won't have access to the cookies that are needed by the pixel calls. The lack of cookie access will cause the multiple pixels calls to fail.

True, good points! But it would be worthwhile to check if there are cookieless tracking options.

I have this same problem but I was able to enable cookieless tracking and pass back their unique code so no cookie is required.

THEN I used the iframe/img url as the postback.

Easiest option though is to just find another offer that supports your iframe.