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I haven’t had a response and still no submissions are being recorded as goals. I used the JS above on the page alone; nothing in the functions.php file. Is that correct? As I mentioned before you have two conflicting methods posted online.

Alas, this didn’t seem to work either. I confirmed that the following code is in the source for the page that includes the contact form, and two messages have been sent since the code was in place, but it’s not showing up as a goal in GA. Here’s the code (included the closing head tag so you can see the placement):

<script type=”text/javascript”>
document.addEventListener( ‘wpcf7mailsent’, function( event ) {
if ( ‘2635’ == event.detail.contactFormId ) {
ga( ‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Contact’, ‘Main Form Submit’ );
}
}, false );
</script></head>

I guess you can’t add attachments here, but I also confirmed the Goal setup as an Event with “Contact” as the Category and “Main Form Submit” as the Action. Any idea what could be going wrong here?

I want to do the same thing and understand your reply about the URLs, but how do I “enter a plugin filter”? When I go to Plugin Filters and click on the Filters button, the page just reloads with no change. Are there other steps I need to take to create a filter?

Well, my bad. I see I missed that in the MC settings. All set now. Thanks!

Here’s the site link: https://www.sevenspringsfarminc.com/

(but I’ve removed the redirect for the time being)

Great – that fixed it! Thanks!!

I’m REALLY sorry but I was using a different testimonials plugin and posted in the wrong place. But now that I know it’s so easy to change shortcode names with yours I might switch!

There isn’t a “Basic” tab in my version 3.2.0. The only reference I can see to your naming convention is under “Post Type” where it references the “Archive Page URL” and the “Testimonial Page URL” but I don’t see anything under Settings about renaming the shortcode itself.

I’ve spent a lot of time on this, read a lot of threads, tried variations of code logged in and logged out, and still am not seeing a success message on this site. Is the Contact Form 7 plugin incompatible with the Google Analytics by Yoast plugin? There are obviously lots of problems and conflicting advice about how to deal with them. I had hoped that by posting here I could get the definitive word from the plugin developers about whether it is an incompatibility or whether there is some “trick” to making this work. Is that possible?

I had seen elsewhere that those using Google Analytics by Yoast plugin should use _gaTracker and I had tried it with no luck. Per this link that your solution referenced I just tried again

https://www.kathirvel.com/universal-analytics-track-wordpress-contact-form-7-submission/

using this code

on_sent_ok: “__gaTracker(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Contact Form’, ‘Submit’);”

and I still don’t get a success message.

Yes I am. Isn’t everyone? ?? I’ve read a few threads online but so far no resolution. One recommended disabling and deleting the plugin then reinstalling, but I’d lose all the data that way and was hoping to hear an “official” response for the best fix.

I’m having exactly the same problem.

Found out that WPEngine keeps the disallow rule for all temporary urls, but will follow the file on the server when the site is live.

It’s been 3 weeks. I moved on to another solution.

Thank you. Would it be best practice to rename the single-listing.php template to something like single-listing-custom.php? And if so, is there a way to “pre-select” the custom template when new listings are created?