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The newer JS attribution data is working great, so no issues there, but the older PHP-based UTM tracking (which is similar) is empty on real-world form submissions.
Actual user on the exact same website, same form and everything (likely a single session too):
My guess is that it has something to do with the debug_info functionality on output, but maybe it is a cookie/detection issue?
Not a huge deal– in fact I've thought about deprecating this PHP-based method, but I'd like to see them compared (and working) before making that decision.
The newer JS attribution data is working great, so no issues there, but the older PHP-based UTM tracking (which is similar) is empty on real-world form submissions.
Actual user on the exact same website, same form and everything (likely a single session too):
My guess is that it has something to do with the
debug_infofunctionality on output, but maybe it is a cookie/detection issue?Not a huge deal– in fact I've thought about deprecating this PHP-based method, but I'd like to see them compared (and working) before making that decision.