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Below are the variables that can be accessed within the <body> section of the Order Success page scripts.
{{ order.number }} => this will display the number of the order that is unique to your website (recommended).
{{ order.id }} => this will display the internal ID of the order, unique to Art Storefronts.
{{ order.total }} => this will display the grand total of the order, after shipping, taxes, etc.
{{ order.shipping_total }}
{{ order.tax_total }}
Here is an example of how a third party website called "shareasale.com" needs to track order data.
<img src="https://shareasale.com/sale.cfm?amount=AMOUNT&tracking=ORDERID&transtype=sale&merchantID=xxxxx" width="1" height="1">
Notice how we replace the words "AMOUNT" and "ORDERID" with the proper variables:
<img src="https://shareasale.com/sale.cfm?amount={{ order.total }}&tracking={{ order.id }}&transtype=SALE&merchantID=70942" width="1" height="1">
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