A simple function to build a single campaign identifier (CID) string out of a collection of utm_ parameters.
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/** | |
* builds a single campaign identifier (CID) string out of a collection of utm_ parameters | |
* payload is required, but all properties of payload are optional | |
*/ | |
function buildCIDfromUTM(payload) { | |
var delimiter = payload.delimiter || '_'; | |
var cid = payload.cid || [ | |
payload.medium, | |
payload.source, | |
payload.campaign, | |
payload.term, | |
payload.content | |
].join(delimiter); | |
// remove any TRAILING delimiters (will return '' if cid contains ONLY delimiters) | |
var patt = new RegExp(delimiter + "+$"); | |
cid = cid.replace(patt, ''); | |
return cid; | |
} | |
// EXAMPLE | |
var cid = buildCIDfromUTM({ | |
delimiter: '~', | |
cid: '', // ?cid= | |
medium: 'ppc', // &utm_medium= | |
source: 'google', // &utm_source= | |
campaign: 'yougetthegist', // &utm_campaign= | |
term: 'hitgovernor', // &utm_term= | |
content: '' // &utm_content= | |
}); | |
console.log(cid); | |
// result: "ppc~google~yougetthegist~hitgovernor" |
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