Closed anonymous-matomo-user closed 6 years ago
For now, this has to handled on the backend where the validation occurs. A workaround is to put the tracking code on a "thank you" page.
Dupes ticket #134 which tracks the server API; #355 tracks the JS.
Actually this is a real feature request, but won't be implemented as requested (I think), however there will be a way of doing this.
Once #355 is done, I will add a method to send a "goal" event to Piwik. This method could also be called automatically when your newsletter form is validated. This would trigger from javascript a goal in piwik.
does that make sense? it's not possible yet but will def be once we tackle #355 and once we finish work on goal tracking plugin.\
SEE ALSO THIS FORUM POST: http://forum.piwik.org/read.php?2,83224,83313#msg-83313
once we track forms we can also show the information very nicely in Insights! See #2465
Updated ticket desc with Adrian proposal
maybe there is a intersection with usage possibilities of event tracking? e.g. one could send an event if the user clicks into one field or more advanced one could send an event if the the user clicks from one field to another and give this event the values the user has entered in the field before....
could these functions be merged somehow? all together with content tacking see https://github.com/piwik/piwik/issues/4996#issuecomment-48575910 ? => hmm don't know...what do you think?
Anyone ever do any work in this space?
Hi @StephenOTT So far no work has been work as far as we know. We might work on this in the new year. If anyone is interested please get in touch: https://piwik.org/development/
Form Analytics is coming soon! Check the page to learn more and be notified when it will be launched. :rocket:
Meanwhile Form Analytics plugin is available at: https://plugins.piwik.org/FormAnalytics
It would be nice if Piwik implemented Form Analytics to let us know more information about how Forms are filled in, abandoned, and how can Piwik users improve their web form conversion rates.
Form Analytics Proposal, by Adrian