Google Campaign Manager 360

Initializing CM360

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You can use the same configuration also for DV360.

To initialize the CM360 tag using Nebula, follow these steps:

Import the useNebula module at the top of your _app.js file.

import { useNebula } from '@placedv/nebula';

In the useEffect function of your _app.js file, use the useNebula.init function to initialize the CM360 tag with your gtag. Replace 'DC-XXXXXXXXXX' with your actual gtag.

useEffect(() => {
  useNebula.init('DC-XXXXXXXXXX');
}, []);

This code initializes the CM360 tag with the provided property ID, ensuring that it's ready to track user data.

Initializing CM360 Event Tag

To initialize the CM360 event tag using Nebula, follow these steps:

Use the useNebula.event function to set up the CM360 event tag with the required parameters. The following parameters are mandatory:

Value	Type	Required	Description
`type`	`string`	true	Group Tag String.
`cat`	`string`	true	Activity Tag String.
`allow_custom_scripts`	`boolean`	true	Anable or disble dynamic tags.
`counting_method`	`string`	true	`standard`, `unique` and `per_session`
`custom_variables`	`object`	false	Key-value pairs that can be used to track additional data about your users.

Additionally, you can provide custom variables within the custom_variables object to pass any specific data or values. For example, you can use the 'u1' variable to pass a reference value ('ref').

useNebula.event({
  type: 'mynme0',
  cat: 'testu0',
  allow_custom_scripts: true,
  custom_variables: {
    u1: 'ref'
  },
  counting_method: 'standard'
});

By using this function with the specified parameters, you can effectively initialize the CM360 event tag within your application, allowing for tracking and customization based on your requirements.

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