Ricky Nguyen

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Hi Experts,<br><br>I would like to know whether using Facebook fbq('trackCustom') syntax is necessary when fbq('track') syntax also works for custom events?<br><br>If fbq('track') also works for tracking custom events in Facebook, can't I just stick to that one syntax instead of using both?<br><br>Thanks,<br>Ricky
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Hi Experts,
I would like to know whether using Facebook fbq('trackCustom') syntax is necessary when fbq('track') syntax also works for custom events?
If fbq('track') also works for tracking custom events in Facebook, can't I just stick to that one syntax instead of using both?
Thanks,
Ricky

Is using Facebook fbq('trackCustom') necessary when fbq('track') also works for custom events?

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