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Reputation: 592

facebook ads api - can't add custom tracking specs in an ad

I'm using facebook-python-ads-sdk,and i have followed the official site:

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/tracking-specs#examples

with:

Pixel Tracking You can track the performance of different pixels in an ad by specifying the tracking pixel in the ad's tracking_specs field. Let's say that you define:

tracking_specs="[
  {'action.type':'offsite_conversion','fb_pixel':1},
  {'action.type':'offsite_conversion','fb_pixel':2},
  {'action.type':'offsite_conversion','fb_pixel':3}
]"

The problem is when I added it to an ad,it shows me the error as

"error": {
        "code": 100, 
        "is_transient": false, 
        "error_subcode": 1634019, 
        "error_user_msg": "Please check that a valid and non-empty object id is passed in.", 
        "error_user_title": "The id of the object (post, page, etc) passed in is invalid.", 
        "message": "Invalid parameter", 
        "type": "FacebookApiException", 
        "fbtrace_id": "HhCZrs9+8GH"
      }

my code:

ad = Ad(parent_id=account_id)
ad[Ad.Field.name] = ad_name
ad[Ad.Field.adset_id] = adset_id
ad[Ad.Field.tracking_specs] = {'action.type': 'offsite_conversion', 'fb_pixel': 6029740175958}

when i removed the tracking_specs,it works fine.And i have added the pixel to adset,it also works fine to me.

ad_set[AdSet.Field.promoted_object] = {'pixel_id': 6015522072958}

So the pixel id is correct.

What am I doing wrong?Thanks for any answer.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1456

Answers (1)

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Reputation: 592

Damn it, i made a GET request to https://graph.facebook.com/2.5/{Ad_ID}, i have added tracking specs to the Ad before.

And then,i got:

"tracking_specs": [
    {
      "action.type": [
        "offsite_conversion"
      ],
      "offsite_pixel": [
        "6015521805358",
        "6015522072958",
        "6029740098558",
        "6029740175958"
      ]
    },
    {
      "action.type": [
        "post_engagement"
      ],
      "page": [
        "380039845369159"
      ],
      "post": [
        "1062663363773467"
      ]
    }
  ],

Did you notice the difference?

It is the offsite_pixel field. In the above example,it was fb_pixel. ¯\(°_°)/¯

Upvotes: 0

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