Hi,
sorry for the delay on my response.
Unfortunately, there isn’t any easy way to do that, but there is a placeholder definition by code you can use then inside each parameter.
To do that, add this code snippet at the end of the file functions.php of your active theme or in a new single file plugin:
add_filter('aepc_event_placeholders', function($placeholders, $event, $event_params){
return array_merge($placeholders, [
'title' => get_the_title()
]);
});
In this example, I get the title of current page and I assign it to the placeholder title, so you can use the placeholder {{title}} as value of the parameter of an event you create inside Conversions/Events page.
In this way, you could define the dynamic value that will be assigned in the position where you set the placeholder as value.
I hope is everything clear and it can help you! 🙂
Thanks for the response.
I think that’s just going to get the title of the page where the form is submitted though, right?
And what I need is the title (or URL) of the referring page.
So they optin on a landing page, get sent to a thank you page we use for multiple landing pages, and the conversion event on that page populates with the name/url of the landing page where the person was coming from.
Now, I can include some type of identifier as a URL parameter on the thank you page. So is there a way of grabbing the URL of that thank you page including the URL parameters? That could be an easy way.
Hi,
ok, so if you want to try the referrer URL (we cannot know the title page, unfortunately), you can (I just highlight the part where get the value, the rest is always as before):
...
'referer' => $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ?? null
...
you just need to check that the URL is getting properly, by checking via Pixel Helper.
Or, you can get the parameter from URL as you mentioned, in this way:
...
'parameter' => $_GET['parameter'] ?? null
...
That’s it.
You can change the key (referer, parameter, so on) as you want, just leave the quotes as I wrote.
I hope it can help you.
