I've build a own tracking template for Google ads, which looks like this:

http://tracking.example.com?lpurl={lpurl}

This tracking link (where {lpurl} is the final url) leads to our website and triggers the script below.

<?php     header("Status: 301 Moved Permanently"); // some code to add data to our database // then redirect traffic to url:     header("Location:".$_GET["lpurl"]."?". $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']);     exit; ?> 

I have started using ClickPatrol.com for click fraud protection and PPC protection. However, they also require a tracking template. They work well with Hubspot, but I don't know how to combine their tracking template with mine and modify my script.

their trackingtemplate is: https://example.com/?uid=[unique id]&adp={adposition}&lpm={loc_physical_ms}&lim={loc_interest_ms}&adi={adgroupid}&k={keyword}&n={network}&ci={campaignid}&d={device}&p={placement}&u={lpurl}&ma={matchtype}&ta={target}&cr={creative}

Any idea how I can combine:

http://example.com?url={lpurl}

and

https://example.com/?uid=[unique id]&adp={adposition}&lpm={loc_physical_ms}&lim={loc_interest_ms}&adi={adgroupid}&k={keyword}&n={network}&ci={campaignid}&d={device}&p={placement}&u={lpurl}&ma={matchtype}&ta={target}&cr={creative}

I want to track my traffic with my own script and also use ClickPatrol

I attempted to merge the querystring and redirect it, but the urls in the querystring made it difficult to decode and encode, resulting in redirecting errors.

I am using Google Ads to promote my app. I have integrated Firebase, and in Google Ads I can see how many conversions brought through Google Ads.

My question is, can it be identified by code in the app, whether the current installation is downloaded by clicking Google Ads.

If a user now sees the advertisement and clicks on it, he will be directed to the App Store via the Google Analytics link "click.google-analytics....redirect=... ". Afterwards I would like to see in the AppDelegate if it comes over such a link. Can I take this from the URL, for example? Or is that not possible because it is routed through the App Store?

func application(_ app: UIApplication, open url: URL, options: [UIApplication.OpenURLOptionsKey: Any] = [:]) -> Bool {     // Get CampaignName or some identifier from the Google Ad     return true }