Doesn’t work with jquery bind events to form

  • thinkluke

    (@thinkluke)


    7 years ago

    Using this code to track a submission, it has stopped working.

    	jQuery(document).bind("gform_confirmation_loaded", function (e, form_id) {
		if(form_id == 6) {

    This the plugin compatibility with the native gform bind events?

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  • Thread Starter thinkluke

    (@thinkluke)

    Ahhh. its very ugly but i fixed it.

    jQuery(document).bind("gform_confirmation_loaded", function (e, form_id) {
if(form_id != 1 || form_id != 2 || form_id != 3 || form_id != 4 || form_id != 5 || form_id != 7) {
    Thread Starter thinkluke

    (@thinkluke)

    no wait that doesnt work because all forms are now changed. argh

    Thread Starter thinkluke

    (@thinkluke)

    I tried again and still not working..

    var subid = jQuery('.hsubscribe').find('form').attr('id'),
		subid = subid.replace('gform_',''),
		sb_subscribe = jQuery('.hsubscribe').find('form').attr('id'),
		sb_subscribe = sb_subscribe.replace('gform_','');
		
	console.log(subid + sb_subscribe);
	
	jQuery(document).bind("gform_confirmation_loaded", function (e, form_id) {
		if(form_id == subid || form_id == sb_subscribe) {
			console.log('works now');
			Cookies.set('subscribe', 'subscribed', { expires: 365 });
			ga('send', 'event', 'subscribed', 'subscribed to newsletter');
			setTimeout(function(){
				jQuery('.hsubscribe').slideUp();
				fbq('trackCustom', 'Newsletter', {
					content_name: 'Newsletter Signup',
					content_category: 'Audience'
				});
			}, 2000);
		}
	});
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