The macro needs an array of object as input. My suggestion is that you get array as a datalayer variable in your website. It picks the assigned variable (in this case ‘id’) and outputs it again like an array: [ ‘123’, ‘456’ ].
This is used commonly for ecommerce websites. The information about multiple products is pushed as an array into the datalayer. You want to filter it to send to ViewContent or Purchase tags for example. This macro helps you.
// Gets a specific variable from a array of objects
// Input example:
// [
// {
// id: "123",
// name: "Swimwear blue",
// brand: "006",
// variant: "M",
// price: "79",
// quantity: "1",
// list: "/collections/swimwear",
// },
// {
// id: "456",
// name: "Shorts grey",
// brand: "009",
// variant: "XL",
// price: "79.0",
// quantity: "1",
// list: "/collections/shorts",
// }
// ]
//
// Output example: [ '123', '456' ]
function() {
var products = {{var_products_array}};
return products.reduce(function(arr, prod) { return arr.concat(prod.id); }, []);
}
// Notice that 'id' can be replaced with for example 'name'. It depends on the contents of your array you want to pick.Isn’t this the macro you were looking for? Check-out related macro’s below or request one.