Getting Started
When testing, tvScientific recommends:
Test with multiple browsers — we recommend Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and if possible, Apple Safari.
When testing in each browser, open the developer tools before testing and switch to the Network panel. Learn more about developer tools here.
If possible, temporarily pause all extensions running in your browser, or use fresh browser profiles to test default browser configurations not in incognito mode:
Universal Site Pixel Testing
Follow these steps to ensure your universal site pixel is firing correctly on all pages of your website.
In your browser, open your developer tools, and click Network.
In the Network tab, filter on
t.pngand navigate to your domain. This is a keyword in the network request for tvScientific.In the results, click the tvScientific network request and look for the status code
200. This means that the site visit pixel fired.
Examine the request URL to ensure that all parameters are present and correct.
Check your payload (in the Payload tab) to make sure that the tvScientific ID is correctly populated.
Repeat steps 1 - 5 for all pages on your website.
Conversion Tracking Pixel Testing
Follow these steps to ensure your conversion event pixels are firing correctly on the pages where a successful conversion event occurs.
In your browser, open your developer tools, and click Network.
In the Network tab, filter on
t.pngand place a conversion event.In the results, find the conversion event network request and look for the status code
200.
Developer Tools
When testing in each browser, open the developer tools before testing and switch to the Network panel:
Open Chrome DevTools (Chrome Developers Help), Inspect network activity (Chrome Developers).
Firefox Developer Tools (Mozilla Support), Network Monitor (Mozilla Support).
Use the developer tools in the Develop menu in Safari on Mac (Apple Support), Network tab (Safari Developer Help).