Caution: if you use a Sub-ID that looks like a cost-per-click value, such as
/0.63
, ClickMagick will interpret that as a cost value if it is at the very end of the URL. See:
Also, Sub-IDs that contain only 5 or 6-digit numbers such as
/360138
are considered special as well and will be interpreted as numerical link or rotator IDs rather than Sub-IDs. That means that If you try to pass a date like “December 12, 2017” as
/121217
, you will run into trouble...
ClickMagick’s click IDs—which are 9 digits or more—will be passed as Sub-IDs just fine.