# Placeholders
# How to use placeholders
Placeholders are helpful when you need to substitute something in the text, HTML code, or URL to a dynamic value.
Example:
<a href="{offer:1}">Get the Offer!</a>
When Keitaro sees {offer:1} it runs a small code that generates an offer URL, then replaces {offer:1} to the URL.
# Placeholder list
| Placeholder | Description |
|---|---|
{offer} | Generates offer URL. You can specify offer ID {offer:ID} |
{subid} | Subid |
{external_id} | External ID that received from the traffic source |
{tid} | Transaction ID |
{revenue} | Payout value from conversion |
{ad_campaign_id} | Ad campaign ID |
{browser_version} | Browser version |
{browser} | Browser name |
{city} | City name |
{connection_type:lang} | Connection type |
{cost} | Cost of the click |
{current_domain} | Current tracker domain |
{creative_id} | Creative ID |
{date:format} | Date (UTC by default. Use {_date:Y-m-d H:i:s} to transfer as 2022-07-27 10:46:25) |
{device_model} | Device model |
{device_type:lang} | Device type |
{destination} | Destination (Landing URL, Offer URL, flow redirect URL or flow text) |
{from_file:file} | Load content from the file %%var/macros/file%% |
{ip} | IPv4 address |
{is_bot} | Returns 1 if it's a bot |
{is_using_proxy} | Returns 1 if it's proxy |
{isp} | ISP |
{keyword:charset} | Keyword or query |
{landing_id} | Landing ID |
{language} | Language code (ISO 639-1) |
{offer_id} | Offer ID |
{os_version} | Version of the Operating System |
{os} | Operating System |
{parent_campaign_id} | Previous campaign (on using "Send to campaign") |
{profit} | Profit value (revenue - cost) |
{random:min,max} | Random number between 'min' and 'max' |
{sample:val1,val2,valN} | Returns randomly selected value |
{source} | Site (previously named as source) |
{stream_id} | Flow ID |
{sub_id_1 - sub_id_30} | Additional sub_id parameters |
{traffic_source_name} | Name of the traffic source |
{ts_id} | ID of the traffic source |
{visitor_code} | Unique visitor code |
{campaign_id} | Campaign ID |
{campaign_name} | Campaign name |
{country:lang} | Country name (leave lang empty to get country code) |
{operator:lang} | Mobile operator (outdated) |
{referrer} | Referrer |
{region:lang} | Region name (leave lang empty to get region code) |
{search_engine} | Search engine |
{user_agent} | Browser's user agent |
{conversion_cost} | Cost from conversion |
{conversion_revenue} | Revenue from conversion |
{conversion_profit} | Profit from conversion |
{conversion_time: format} | Use {conversion_time:Y-m-d H:i:s} to transfer as 2022-07-27 10:46:25 |
{original_status} | Original status received in postback |
{status} | Conversion status |
{offer_name} | Offer name. Works with the offer selection function Before click. See multioffers. |
{offer_value:NAME} | Returns the contents of the parameter from the additional settings of the offer — Values. See multioffers. |
{previous_status} | Previous conversion status |
{affiliate_network_name} | Name of the affiliate network |
{campaign_alias} | Campaign's alias |
TIP
All the aliases of campaign parameters are available as placeholders.
# Creating custom placeholder
Read on page Creating New Placeholder.
# Placeholder FAQ
Why the result contains +, %D0, %B0, etc.?
All the values are URL encoded. To avoid that, add _ before placeholder name.
Example:
{_city}
How to get incoming UTM labels?
For example, that is campaign URL:
https://yourdomain.com/campaign?utm_source=123&utm_term=444
Placeholders with the same names are available to use:
https://landing.com/?utm_source={utm_source}&utm_term={utm_term}
Read more details on Passing Traffic Source Parameters page.
How to put random number or string?
Use {random} placeholder:
{random:10,1000}
Or {sample} ({_sample} without encoding):
{_sample: one, two, three}