Is it possible to add the Google Tracking code in Webflow Standard forms for a short success message without a redirect page?
TL;DR
- Embed the Google Tracking code within the form's success message settings in Webflow and adjust project custom code settings if needed.
- Test form submission to ensure the tracking is correctly triggered and verify in Google Analytics.
To add a Google Tracking code to a Webflow standard form for tracking a short success message without redirecting to another page, follow these steps:
1. Embed the Google Tracking Code
- Access the "Form Submission" settings in Webflow to find where you can insert custom code.
- Insert the tracking code within the success message section of the form on your Webflow site.
2. Utilize Webflow's Custom Code Feature
- Go to Project Settings, then Custom Code.
- Ensure the head/body section is correctly utilized by placing the Google Tracking snippet in the proper area.
- Place the tracking code specifically in the "Head Code" or "Before </body> tag" if required globally.
3. Modify the Form Settings
- Select the Form on your Webflow site and go to its settings.
- You might need to use a Webflow Embed element if specialized tracking attributes are necessary for your form submissions.
4. Test Your Form Submission
- Preview your site and complete a test submission of your form to ensure the tracking triggers correctly on the success message.
- Check Google Analytics or your chosen tracking environment to confirm data is received when the success message is displayed.
Summary
To add a Google Tracking code for a form's success message in Webflow without a page redirect, embed the tracking script in the form's success message settings. Ensure it’s reflected in project settings under custom code, and test to confirm correct tracking behavior.
