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Andy2
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Setting cookie upon successful form submission

Thanks again! I just added a custom class, but when I preview in GTM with a click listener, I don’t see my custom value showing up in “Form Classes” or any other field. Any thoughts?

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3 years ago
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Andy2
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Setting cookie upon successful form submission

That’s super helpful, thank you! I have GTM installed at the domain level via script manager in Unbounce, but I guess that that does not apply to popups? As for the form submission trigger, I want to add a filter to ensure it only applies to a specific form. I assume that something like “Form Classes”, “Form Element” or “Form ID” would be best to use? Do you have any suggestions for which to use, and also to identify the proper value to use for whichever I select?

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3 years ago
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Andy2
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Setting cookie upon successful form submission

Thanks very much for the reply. I have tried to do what you suggested, but in preview mode for GTM, it doesn’t seem to give me any info on actions that happen within the Unbounce popup, so I don’t know what rules I should be setting for when the tag should be triggered. Do you have any suggestions for how to overcome this? Perhaps there’s a more sophisticated way to determine what rules to set?

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3 years ago
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Andy2
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Setting cookie upon successful form submission

Thanks very much. Unfortunately, I am using an Unbounce popup. Given that, do you have any other suggestions? I also considered what @ravispl suggested, but it doesn’t appear that Unbounce offers any native way to fire off a cookie from the form confirmation dialog. I’ve been trying to see if there’d be a trigger in GTM that I could base this on, but haven’t been ablet o figure that out either. If you are familiar with GTM and the triggers that may occur on a successful form submit from an Unbounce popup, do you have any ideas for how it could be accomplished that way? Thank you!

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3 years ago
Kyle.C
Kyle.C
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Email Validator in Form to Prevent Fake Leads and Assist Users

Unbounce recently made an update to the default validation for email addresses, by no longer requiring a TLD. Technically, emails do not need a TLD, but for my use case, I’d very much like to include this as part of the validation. Therefore, I have tested the script from this thread. However, I am running into an issue when using it in conjunction with a multistep form, which also uses custom script. You can see an example on this page: https://freekit.birchgold.com/tra-test-4320/ When the multistep form works correctly, as you move from field to field, the cursor is automatically in each new field. However, when I use this additional script, when you go from the last name field to email field, the cursor disappears. This means that you have to click back into the field to input the email address. Do you have any suggestions for how to get the cursor to remain in the email field after submitting a last name?

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7 months ago
stephfung
stephfungFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

New Year, New Open Beta: Introducing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in Unbounce

Hi @Brian_Burns, any word back from Google on this question? Thanks.

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Brian_Burns
Unbouncer
5 years ago
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Andy2
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Popup embed code conflicting with other popup on page

@Hristian Whoops, sorry for misunderstanding! Thanks again.

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5 years ago
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Andy2
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Popup embed code conflicting with other popup on page

Thanks @Hristian, that does work. That said, possible to put on the roadmap to build in that functionality natively?

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5 years ago
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Andy2
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Popup embed code conflicting with other popup on page

Hi @Hristian, I’d like for the popup with privacy policy to be triggered from a link in text. As far as I have been able to tell, that is not possible to achieve with Unbounce’s native functionality. Am I missing something?

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5 years ago
stephfung
stephfungFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

New Year, New Open Beta: Introducing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in Unbounce

I understand the benefit of creating AMP pages to be indexed by Google, but this particular use case is for landing pages that built for paid traffic, and NOT meant to be indexed by Google. For traffic to these pages, we want to test how much faster load time will improve conversion rate. As part of that test, I was hoping to do what I had proposed in earlier post: Andy2: Let’s say we have a non-AMP page with two variants, and we only link to the AMP version from one of those variants, which is eligible to receive 10% of traffic. Would only that 10% of traffic to the page be redirected to the AMP version, with the 90% going to the other variant remaining with the non-AMP version? Will that actually work? Thanks!

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Brian_Burns
Unbouncer
5 years ago
stephfung
stephfungFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

New Year, New Open Beta: Introducing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in Unbounce

@Brian_Burns Possible to help with my last question? Andy2: Thanks @Brian_Burns. If we have blocked our pages from being indexed by Google, does that need to be a consideration?

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Brian_Burns
Unbouncer
5 years ago
stephfung
stephfungFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

New Year, New Open Beta: Introducing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in Unbounce

Thanks @Brian_Burns. If we have blocked our pages from being indexed by Google, does that need to be a consideration?

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Brian_Burns
Unbouncer
5 years ago
stephfung
stephfungFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

New Year, New Open Beta: Introducing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in Unbounce

Let’s say we have a non-AMP page with two variants, and we only link to the AMP version from one of those variants, which is eligible to receive 10% of traffic. Would only that 10% of traffic to the page be redirected to the AMP version, with the 90% going to the other variant remaining with the non-AMP version?

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Brian_Burns
Unbouncer
5 years ago
stephfung
stephfungFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

New Year, New Open Beta: Introducing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in Unbounce

Thanks very much! Just want to make sure I’m 100% clear here. If we send mobile traffic to our landing page from a source that is NOT on the list of platforms/vendors that use AMP, then the non-AMP page would be used?

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Brian_Burns
Unbouncer
5 years ago
stephfung
stephfungFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

New Year, New Open Beta: Introducing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in Unbounce

How do the AMP and non-AMP versions of pages work together? If we send traffic to a non-AMP landing page that is linked to an AMP landing page, would the AMP landing page load instead? Or do we need to send traffic directly to the URL of the AMP version? Also, I assume that this only applies to traffic from mobile devices? Will desktop always load as the non-AMP version? Thanks, Andy

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Brian_Burns
Unbouncer
5 years ago
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Scott_Graham1
posted in Ask a Question

Passing Unbounce Variant Letter to FB Ads Manager

@Hristian Thanks much!

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5 years ago
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Scott_Graham1
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Passing Unbounce Variant Letter to FB Ads Manager

Thanks @Hristian! I need to track this data in our CRM, so tracking in GA alone unfortunately would not work. Do you know if this custom JS exists already, or will I need to have a developer create it? If the former, could you please point me in the right direction?

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5 years ago
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kenji_ross
posted in Uncategorized

Passing 1st page variant value to 2nd page form

Resurfacing an old question here, but I have a similar question, but the solution offered here won’t help me. Instead of sending a click to a lightbox, I’m sending it to a completely different page. In a case like this, how can I collect the variant ID of the initial landing page visited?

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5 years ago
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Scott_Graham1
posted in Ask a Question

Passing Unbounce Variant Letter to FB Ads Manager

Similar sort of question… If a visitor clicks through to another page, is there a way to pass the variant ID into a URL parameter on the next page? For example, if the visitor is shown variant B of URL.com/page1, and they click on a link to URL.com/page2, could I send the click to URL.com/page2?variant=b?

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5 years ago
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Andy2
posted in Ask a Question

Send user back to previous page with text link

Thanks very much, I think I’ve got it!

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6 years ago
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Andy2
posted in Ask a Question

Send user back to previous page with text link

Thank you @leah.ann! For the selector, do I include the pound/hash symbol at the beginning? And, do I keep the quote marks around it?

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6 years ago
dshanahan
dshanahan
posted in Uncategorized

Back buttons

Jumping in on a super old thread. Hope @Carter or someone else is still monitoring?? How can I add this same functionality to a text link? Thanks in advance!

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3 years ago
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sgringer
posted in Ask a Question

Testing a popup against...no pop up

Thanks @Alex_Scovell. That was the solution for the original question from @sgringer, but I’m looking to run pop-ups across a number of pages on the Wordpress side of our site. So, unfortunately, not possible to run a test like that.

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Alex_Scovell
6 years ago
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sgringer
posted in Ask a Question

Testing a popup against...no pop up

Hey @Brian_Burns thanks very much!! I can definitely give that a try. Of course, in order to test running the overlay just some of the time, the last piece of the puzzle is to measure results for each audience. In other words, if the overlay is eligible to show 50% of the time, how can I see results for each segment of traffic? The question we’re trying to understand is, how much (if at all) does the overlay help?

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Alex_Scovell
6 years ago
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sgringer
posted in Ask a Question

Testing a popup against...no pop up

I still think it makes sense for Unbounce to consider adding as a feature! We have an overlay that can trigger on a number of pages on the Wordpress side of our site, so the workaround presented here isn’t an option. We tried to randomly assign a cookie to 50% of traffic and trigger overlay based on that, but that didn’t work. @Brian_Burns, outside of this feature (maybe one day) being built into the product, any suggestions for how we can accomplish this now?

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Alex_Scovell
6 years ago

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