VWO provides a manual event by which we can track any form. Use nls_fa_name if the form does not have a name, and use nls_fa_el_name if the form doesn’t have an id or name.
Example <div nls_fa_name=“dummy-form-name”></div>
- How do I track a form that does not have an id or a name?
- Which elements does the nls_fa_el_name attribute work for?
- How is the ignored metric tracked in Form Analysis reports?
- How do I track dynamic fields?
- How does VWO track forms?
How do I track a form that does not have an id or a name?
Which elements does the nls_fa_el_name attribute work for?
The nls_fa_el_name attribute does not work for non-input elements. It works only for the <input>, <select>, and <textarea> tags.
How is the ignored metric tracked in Form Analysis reports?
The form submissions are tracked based on the form submit event. If the form submit event is triggered on clicking Submit, then the submissions and ignored fields are successfully tracked.
How do I track dynamic fields?
You may have same fields within a form that use different id or name attributes based on an end user or a setting. You can track these dynamic fields as one field by assigning the attributenls_fa_el_name to these, using the same name/identifier for each field.
ATTENTION Currently, VWO does not support tracking custom elements.
How does VWO track forms?
VWO tracks forms by either the id or name property inside the <form> tag.
