I’d expect pagination events to be greater as people can navigate to and from a paginated form.
We have 5+ steps in the paginated form. The concern is there are more people who complete the form than there are events on the pages before it. Can you tell me what could be causing the events to take place that would make this number so inaccurate?
How many pagination events are occurring? For example, we don’t track the original page.
We have 6 steps. In our most recent data, we’re seeing:
1) personal information = 28
2) education = 26
3) employment desired = 30
4) prior work experience = 23
5) work related references = 24
6) submissions = 25
It would be expected that 1) would be 28 and would decrease from there to 6) being 25.
Where step one is the beginning of the process and step 6 is the final submission.
It appears people are going back and forth through the pagination form, resulting in the skewed numbers.
@michaelharvot,
Just following up. I had another user with multiple paginated forms on the site receiving double hits. This filter may help you.
https://github.com/ronalfy/wordpress-gravity-forms-event-tracking#gform_pagination_event_category
I was wondering is it possible to completely disable pagination tracking?
