Tracking Pages GET Parameters

Overview

This article will share information on automating the tracking page behavior. This means that Rush will check for any GET parameters applied on the link once the customers load the tracking page. These parameters are checked based on order preference. Once a match is found, the system stops the check and performs the related action. We will explore the list of supported actions below.

Note that GET params are applicable and standardized across all pages, including - the Shopify Open Store page, Modern tracking page, and Code-your-own tracking page.

GET parameters and their related actions

This table shows the GET parameters and the actions performed by each of them:

GET Parameter	Related Action
search_order	Performs a search based on the order value assigned to it. Example: <url>/a/track?search_order=123789456 Same as GET var search, there’s no difference in how both operate.
search_email	Performs a search based on the email value assigned to it. Example: <url>/a/track?search_email=john@xyz.com Same as GET var search, there’s no difference in how both operate.
search	Performs a search automatically based on the variable's value assigned to it. Based on your setup, it can search for a tracking number, order number, email, phone, and shipment id. Example: <url>/a/track?search=john@xyz.com If there is a single result, the shipping data will be displayed directly. If there are multiple results, the search results will be displayed. If there is no result, the search component with an error is displayed.

Parameres track_number and email are been deprecated.

All GET parameters are case-insensitive.

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