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Below are the important aspects to keep in mind when setting up Forms in Wingify:
- Wingify tracks forms by either the ID or name or CSS selector property inside the <form> tag.
- In Wingify Form Analysis, users are tracked every time they land on the URL where the Form Analysis campaign is running.
- The form submissions are tracked based on the form submit event. If the event is triggered on clicking Submit, then the submissions and ignored fields are successfully tracked.
- Wingify’s form tracks multiple visits and multiple conversions of a visitor.
- Wingify currently does not support the tracking of forms that dynamically change. To capture the Dynamic/AJAX form submissions, refer to Track Form Submissions.
- To track a form field, Wingify requires the form field to have a name or ID. In case your form field does not have either of these, Wingify provides an attribute named nls_fa_el_name by which you can track that field. For example, you have a form that adds two numbers, and one of the fields doesn’t have an ID or Name, then using the nls_fa_el_name attribute to allow Wingify to read interactions on this field.
Before <form method="post"> Enter First Number: <input type="number" /><br><br> Enter Second Number: <input type="number" name="number2" /><br><br> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Add"> </form>
After <form method="post"> Enter First Number: <input type="number" nls_fa_el_name=”number1”/><br><br> Enter Second Number: <input type="number" name="number2" /><br><br> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Add"> </form>