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OK so I'd suggest adding the JavaScript with dummy data and then use the {debug} tool to replace each variable at a time. 

 

So for the google example you'd have;

    'revenue': '9.99',

You can then replace with;

    'revenue': '{$GA_SUM.total}',

Please note that the JavaScript curly braces may break the smarty syntax so the literal tag may be used. 

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Ok, for me UPG has not such mode and paypal throws up errors in sandbox mode.

 

I still do not have the conversion code correct:


<script>
  fbq('track', 'Purchase', {
    currency: 'USD',
    content_type: 'product',
    contents: [
        {
            item_price: '{/literal}{$item.price}{literal}',
            id: '{/literal}{$item.product_code}{literal}',
            quantity: '{/literal}{$item.quantity}{literal}',
        }
    ],
  });
</script>

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Which page / template file is this code from?

your literal tags are the wrong way around or you missed the open/close tags during your copy/paste :).  try this

{literal}<script>
  fbq('track', 'Purchase', {
    currency: 'USD',
    content_type: 'product',
    contents: [
        {
            item_price: '{/literal}{$item.price}{literal}',
            id: '{/literal}{$item.product_code}{literal}',
            quantity: '{/literal}{$item.quantity}{literal}',
        }
    ],
  });
</script>

{/literal}

Edited by Noodleman
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apologies i just didnt copy those in

{literal}<script>
  fbq('track', 'Purchase', {
    currency: 'USD',
    content_type: 'product',
    contents: [
        {
            item_price: '{/literal}{$item.price}{literal}',
            id: '{/literal}{$item.product_code}{literal}',
            quantity: '{/literal}{$item.quantity}{literal}',
        }
    ],
  });
</script>{/literal}

 

is what i had

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one thing it has flagged is that it cant match the products to the catalogue upload, so i am just modifying the google base export to provide the product code instead of product id

also, (although it doesnt work anyway as above) - the item price is not the full conversion value as it does not include shipping

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manually setting the product code matches it fine, so there is definitely something wrong in the export of the data (I think the same factor affects the google product reviews also)

Smarty gives this:

$ITEMS

Origin: "Smarty object"

Value

Array (1)
d8ae1ad510dbfcadfa2022b5ec743de1 => Array (52)
  product_id => "17834"
  product_code => "AC77145"
  quantity => 1
  description => "Day of the Dead Serape<br><br> Male - Adult - One Size Fits Most <br><br> Con..."
  description_short => ""
  price => 20.52
  name => "Day of the Dead Serape (Adult Costumes) - Male - One Size Fits Most"
  cat_id => "39"
  popularity => "292"
  sale_price => "0.00"
  cost_price => "13.38"
  stock_level => "339"
  stock_warning => "0"
  use_stock_level => "1"

 

 

using $item or $items makes no difference - do i need to define something else first?

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