>> List of Dynamic Variables Supported in Ban Man Pro

Inserts the Ban Man Pro click tracking URL.  Ban Man Pro determines if this URL should be URL Encoded based on whether it occurs after a "=", "&" or "?".  To prevent Ban Man Pro from determining the encoding and to force encoding or prevent encoding, use one of the next four variables.

Acts the same as [BanManProURL] by inserting the Ban Man Pro click tracking variable but prevents any URL Encoding. Supported in Ban Man Pro version 7 and higher.

Inserts the Ban Man Pro click tracking URL but does not include a Random Number. Supported in Ban Man Pro version 7 and higher.

Inserts the Ban Man Pro click tracking URL and uses URL Encoding.  Supported in Ban Man Pro version 9 and higher.

Inserts the Ban Man Pro click tracking URL and uses Double URL Encoding. Supported in Ban Man Pro version 11 and higher.

This variable is used to append a redirect URL to the Ban Man Pro click tracking variables.  Examples include:

[BanManProURL]&BanManProRedirect=http://www.somedomain.com
[BanManProURLEncoded]%26BanManProRedirect%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.somedomain.com
[BanManProURLDoubleEncoded]%2526BanManProRedirect%253Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.somedomain.com

Please note the use of encoding and double URL encoding for the second and 3rd example respectively.

Inserts the Country of the user and is supported only if you are using Geo-Targeting.

Inserts a random number.

Inserts a random number.  Acts identical to [RandomNumber] and is offered to make Double Click tags compatible.

Inserts a date rather than a random number. 

Inserts the keywords that were passed when using the Call by Keyword feature.  This variable can only be used in the Target URL field and is replaced during the click Event.

Inserts the AdvertiserID and can only be used in the Target URL field and is replaced during the click Event.