Hi there
I’ve been asked to add a Google tracking code to a submit form in my Foundry built site.
I’ve been given this -
onClick=“ga(‘send’, ‘event’, { eventCategory: ‘Contact Form’, eventAction: ‘Submit’, eventLabel: ‘Contact Page’});”
Any ideas on how to best add this? I tried with the following but it returned a fatal error - cannot redeclare PHPMailerAutoload()
Any ideas? Cheers
get rid of the curly quotes (paste it as plain text)
here did you put it?
Hi! - I added it like this…
I’m guessing something is bad in there!
Cheers
Where and how did you add the code?
depending on where/how you added it you may need <script></script> tags
Might have a look at this video:
Thanks - that deals with Google Analytics generally. My question is for adding tracking code to a specific form send button.
My Call to Action let’s you add events to all kinds of things including buttons and links.
Hi Joe. Can that be integrated into a form to act as a submit button?
Why don’t you just set up tracking on the Thank You page, simple method that triggers on load.
If you are using Foundry’s forms, I think the buttons are built into the form, but call to action does have an “external Trigger” that allows you to track a form submit. I just ran a quick test with foundry and in preview, it does trigger a “call to action”. In my test case, it just opened a “peek-a-boo”.
It does have Analytics tracking options:
Nice! I’ll give that a try. Cheers
Yes. CTA can trigger based on a form submit. Thanks @teefers
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