Adding Google analytics event code to submit button
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Hi,
Love the work you’re doing resurrecting/maintaining this plugin – thanks!
I’ve got a possible improvement/feature request – would it be possible to do a couple of little things?
- Add filter to submit button so we can change the onClick event, calling cforms_validate() in our own scripts? This way we can better add GA code
- In addition to this, make cforms_validate return a value other than false on success so we can test that it’s worked?
As an example (and I hate editing plugins because updates…):
cforms.js: line 634 becomes:
cforms_submitcomment(no); return 'done';
I’ve also added a function which returns rather than echoes a form, so it can be filtered:
function return_cform($no='',$custom='',$c='') { $pid = cforms2_cfget_pid(); if( !is_numeric($no) ) $no = cforms2_check_form_name( $no ); if ( !$pid ) return cforms2($custom,$no.$c); else return cforms2_check_for_taf($no,$pid)?cforms2($custom,$no.$c):''; } add_filter('name_formfilter', 'name_cforms_button_ga'); function name_cforms_button_ga($output) { $output = str_replace('onclick="return cforms_validate(\'\', false)"', '', $output); return $output; }
Then add a new function to theme’s JS (which depends on form ID being known) – I’m still testing this!:
jQuery('#cformsform #sendbutton').on('click', function(){ var validate = cforms_validate('', false); console.log(validate); // do stuff return validate; });
That’s all working for me… but your next update will break things, so it would be good to have a more permanent solution
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