@nickth,
It partly depends on the version of Contact Form 7 you have installed. If you’re using a version prior to or including 4.7, it will add the Javascript inline in the document. Otherwise, it will load a separate script file: /wp-content/plugins/cf7-google-analytics/js/cf7-google-analytics.min.js.
If you don’t see that either, keep in mind that caching plugins (WP Rocket, WP Fastest Cache, etc.) often merge and minify scripts to improve performance.
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nickth
(@nickth)
Ty. Though this plugin is causing TWO events to show, and on top of the CF7 code I had in the site, THREE events are being reported per submission. Here’s your duplicate code:
1. document.addEventListener(“wpcf7mailsent“,function(e){cf7GASendTrackingEvent(e.detail.contactFormId,”Mail Sent“)},!1)
2. document.addEventListener(“wpcf7submit“,function(e){cf7GASendTrackingEvent(e.detail.contactFormId,”Sent“)},!1);
CF7 says to use:
3. document.addEventListener( ‘wpcf7mailsent‘, function( event ) { ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Contact Form’, ‘submit‘);}, false );
Source: https://contactform7.com/tracking-form-submissions-with-google-analytics/
Why do you use duplicate code, one for sent and submit, that results in two similar events?
Why differ from CF7’s instructions?
I think I should disable this plugin for now until you reply and we get this sorted out.
@nickth
The duplicate events is expected behavior because the “Sent” event was initially the only event CF7 provided, and I kept it around in case people had old goals depending on it.
The third example you provided is an old example from before CF7 provided the different actions as well.
I just released v1.8.0 of this plugin with options to disable any of the events individually.
