Integrated with Salesforce

Hi @jenrstretch

Welcome to the support forum.

Seems like the second line is not accurate. Can you try this instead and let us know?

[utm_source_i]<input type="hidden" name="Source__c" id="sf_Source__c" class="w2linput hidden" value="%s" />[/utm_source_i]

Unfortunately, I don’t have access to the HTML of the form, so I can’t add [utm_source_i] and [/utm_source_i] after the input line.

Please update the plugin to latest. And try the following and let us know…

Create a new field and use the id as “utm_source”, click “Enabled” and save the form.

See screenshot https://www.haktansuren.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/salesforce.png

I have to use the ID “Source__c” since that correlates to the field in Salesforce.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks for the fast replies!

I could clarify that the naming convention of the Salesforce field can be anything, however, it will need to end in “__c” in order to correlate with Salesforce.

Thank you!

I have just released a new version of the plugin making Salesforce compatible with HandL UTM Grabber. With the latest version of the plugin (as of v2.1), you can use shortcode in form values.

After you upgrade the HandL UTM Grabber to the latest (v2.1), simply try the below setting and let us know here if it works.

Screenshot: https://www.haktansuren.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/salesforce-1.png

We appreciate if you can review the plugin from
https://www.ads-software.com/support/view/plugin-reviews/handl-utm-grabber as well ??

Thank you!

AMAZING…thank you!!! It worked! One thing to note for people using the WordPress-to-Lead for Salesforce plugin is that you will need to populate the Label field. So, in the screenshot above, I just put “Source” in the label field. (Source is the name of my Salesforce field).

Thanks again, this is great!

Great! Glad it worked for you…