Sending Custom Properties with mixpanel.track_pageview JS API

How can we send custom properties with the mixpanel.track_pageview JS API? For example, this doesn't seem to work right now: mixpanel.track_pageview({"funnels": "funnel_3"}); but if I don't include the custom attributes track_pageview works.

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The mixpanel.track_pageview() function does indeed support sending custom properties. However, the way you're trying to use it seems incorrect. The track_pageview function does not take an object as an argument. Instead, you should use the mixpanel.track() function to send custom properties with your events.Here's an example of how you can send a custom property with the "Page View" event:LBKSmixpanel.track("Page View", {"funnels": "funnel_3"});LBKSIn this example, "Page View" is the event name, and {"funnels": "funnel_3"} is the properties object that you're sending along with the event.If you want to track page views automatically with custom properties, you might need to manually call mixpanel.track() with your custom properties on every page load.For more information, you can refer to the Mixpanel JavaScript SDK documentation.
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