This section only applies to browser-based advertising inventory integrated in a custom streaming environment
Your Triton Digital Solutions Specialist will refer you to this section if it applies to you.
The parameters listed here are in addition to those listed in the Advertising Request Parameters section.
Browser-based players that are integrated in custom streaming environments are responsible for collecting and passing Triton cookie information. This is needed as Triton cookies are not transmitted by the browser when connecting to a service hosted outside the Triton domain. Your Triton Digital Solutions Specialist will let you know if this is required for your setup.
The information in the Triton cookies consists of the user IDs of the partners you activated: each Triton cookie contains the user ID of a partner that your players needs to explicitly send as its own query string parameter:
Parameter Name | Description |
|---|---|
partner1-uid | Cookie ID for partner 1 |
partner2-uid | Cookie ID for partner 2 |
... | |
partnerN-uid | Cookie ID for partner N |
The actual list of parameters can be retrieved in JSON format by calling the Triton partnerIds service directly from the browser page where the cookie synchronization script was previously executed. Follow the process below to fetch and send the cookie information.
Prerequisite: the cookie synchronization script needs to be deployed on your website.
From the browser page where the cookie sync was executed, a call should be made to
https://yield-op-idsync.live.streamtheworld.com/partnerIdsThis returns a JSON file that should be sent to the server-side application making the call to the relevant service.
The server-side application then extracts each key/value pair in the JSON file and sends them as individual parameters in the call to the relevant service.
For example:
If JSON file is:
{"aaa-uid":"112233","bbb-uid":"445566","ccc-uid":"778899"}... add these parameters:
&aaa-uid=112233&bbb-uid=445566&ccc-uid=778899