Changeset 2859072
- Timestamp:
- 02/02/2023 03:34:12 PM (3 years ago)
- Location:
- universal-wp-lead-tracking
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tags/1.0.3.1/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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universal-wp-lead-tracking/tags/1.0.3.1/readme.txt
r2859064 r2859072 18 18 This information is added by simply putting the [tracking-info] shortcode in the email being sent to you when a user submits a form on your website. Just paste the [tracking-info] shortcode in your e-mail template, and every time you receive a lead from your website, you will be able to see information from the user that submitted the form. 19 19 20 = The Specific Information This Plugin Provides=20 = The Specific Information This Plugin Provides = 21 21 22 22 The tracking info specifically includes the Form Page URL, Original Referrer, Landing Page, User IP, and Browser. What do these specific items mean? 23 23 24 * Form Page URL: This is the page on your website where the user filled out your form, *Original Referrer: This is where the user came to your website from such as Google or Facebook, *Landing Page: This is the page on your website that the user first came to from an outside source, *User IP: This is the IP address of the user that sent a form submission and includes a country location, *Browser: This tells you what browser a user was on when they sent a form submission.24 * Form Page URL: This is the page on your website where the user filled out your form, *Original Referrer: This is where the user came to your website from such as Google or Facebook, *Landing Page: This is the page on your website that the user first came to from an outside source, *User IP: This is the IP address of the user that sent a form submission and includes a country location, *Browser: This tells you what browser a user was on when they sent a form submission. 25 25 26 = This Tracking Code Works With Most Major Form Plugins=26 = This Tracking Code Works With Most Major Form Plugins = 27 27 28 28 This shortcode tracking method will work with forms on Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, or Elementor PRO. Because it is shortcode based, you can just drop in the code to the e-mail submission template on any of these major form plugins. … … 30 30 If you are sending your website e-mail submissions via an HTML based output on one of these plugins, we have that covered too. Just add html="true" to your shortcode like so: [tracking-info html="true"] 31 31 32 = This Plugin Sends Form Events To Google Analytics=32 = This Plugin Sends Form Events To Google Analytics = 33 33 34 34 As an added feature, you can track any form submission on your website as a Google Analytics event if you have Google Analytics set up on your website. -
universal-wp-lead-tracking/trunk/readme.txt
r2859064 r2859072 18 18 This information is added by simply putting the [tracking-info] shortcode in the email being sent to you when a user submits a form on your website. Just paste the [tracking-info] shortcode in your e-mail template, and every time you receive a lead from your website, you will be able to see information from the user that submitted the form. 19 19 20 = The Specific Information This Plugin Provides=20 = The Specific Information This Plugin Provides = 21 21 22 22 The tracking info specifically includes the Form Page URL, Original Referrer, Landing Page, User IP, and Browser. What do these specific items mean? 23 23 24 * Form Page URL: This is the page on your website where the user filled out your form, *Original Referrer: This is where the user came to your website from such as Google or Facebook, *Landing Page: This is the page on your website that the user first came to from an outside source, *User IP: This is the IP address of the user that sent a form submission and includes a country location, *Browser: This tells you what browser a user was on when they sent a form submission.24 * Form Page URL: This is the page on your website where the user filled out your form, *Original Referrer: This is where the user came to your website from such as Google or Facebook, *Landing Page: This is the page on your website that the user first came to from an outside source, *User IP: This is the IP address of the user that sent a form submission and includes a country location, *Browser: This tells you what browser a user was on when they sent a form submission. 25 25 26 = This Tracking Code Works With Most Major Form Plugins=26 = This Tracking Code Works With Most Major Form Plugins = 27 27 28 28 This shortcode tracking method will work with forms on Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, or Elementor PRO. Because it is shortcode based, you can just drop in the code to the e-mail submission template on any of these major form plugins. … … 30 30 If you are sending your website e-mail submissions via an HTML based output on one of these plugins, we have that covered too. Just add html="true" to your shortcode like so: [tracking-info html="true"] 31 31 32 = This Plugin Sends Form Events To Google Analytics=32 = This Plugin Sends Form Events To Google Analytics = 33 33 34 34 As an added feature, you can track any form submission on your website as a Google Analytics event if you have Google Analytics set up on your website.
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