Open benmclure opened 3 years ago
Hey @benmclure This is a great question. You could try pointing the facebook event tool directly at the webform instead of the site that has the webform iframed in. (Open the url of the iframe src directly in your browser)
I think what I would do is build a custom webform on the public side, and then from the server send the contact info to D.T using D.T's API. This gives you more control over the UI of your form but does require code.
Hey @corsacca
How do I do this?
then from the server send the contact info to D.T using D.T's API.
I feel this is possibly the best fit for our page. I could get a friend in to help code if I knew how to make the connection.
Thanks!
Hi guys,
Sorry to bombard you. I'm trying to integrate my facebook pixel with the webform currently. I'd like to be able to get pixel data when the webform is submitted so I can retarget seekers with a DBS plan or something of the like. As you can see in the picture below, the submit button is currently not able to be selected by the facebook pixel's event manager. I'm not sure if this is even possible to work around but it's worth a shot! Thanks friends for all your help.