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Rob_O_Connor
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/a appended to URLs in Google Analytics

Thanks Nicholas. Was this separate reporting something you released on 8/18? It caught me completely by surprise. On a separate note, I had someone go to a test page with multiple variants and saw three pageviews in GA. This doesn’t bode well for my general reporting on traffic: This person was on the B variant. From what I can tell this doesn’t happen on my pages with only one variant.

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Malik
4 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
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/a appended to URLs in Google Analytics

Tried to edit the post and failed – is this related to page variants? I can’t find any documentation on it.

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Malik
4 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
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Unbounce Eloqua integration: a how-to

Hi Gaya, Are you using the blind form submit method (the one in the original post) or the webhook method (see my first reply to Michael above)? In any case, it’s likely that your fields are not mapped correctly. Make sure the Unbounce field names (http://i.imgur.com/lmmLN8W.png) match the Eloqua HTML names (http://i.imgur.com/PBDRJNI.png) exactly. I get the “data.json” jumbly mess in my submitted forms as well, but if I map the fields correctly it pulls the data into the Eloqua fields just fine. Rob

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Michael_Crump
8 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
Rob_O_Connor
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Unbounce Eloqua integration: a how-to

After trying that, I ensured the field names matched in the webhook URL and it still did not work. Within the submission data in Eloqua, the values are just (full_name), (email), etc. No real form data. See here – http://imgur.com/3AYRTXRAre you publishing the page and actually submitting test form data, or is this data coming through after you test the webhook in Unbounce’s web app? When I do the latter, I see the same thing (e.g. http://i.imgur.com/BOu3g9t.png). It’s not until I publish the page and run a test myself on the live URL that I see submitted form data coming through.> Do I need to configure the field mapping? The only way I can get (full_name) to show in the Eloqua submission data is to use what is seen here – http://imgur.com/gRd26iN I have tried using (full_name) under “Webhook (POST to URL) field” but it does not work.Honestly, I don’t even touch that field mapping stuff. I mean, mine looks like this but Unbounce did that automatically; I didn’t set anything up mys

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Michael_Crump
8 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
Rob_O_Connor
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Unbounce Eloqua integration: a how-to

Shouldn’t need to write a PHP script, no – the URL should do just fine. I’m afraid I’m not sure exactly what’s going on in your instance. You’re not using the webhook and the post form data to URL at the same time are you? They’re not required simultaneously (just two separate options) and using both at the same time might be causing an issue. Some other things to double-check: Make sure the (parameters) are exactly what is specified in the “Field Name and ID” in the Unbounce form (http://i.imgur.com/lmmLN8W.png) Verify that your HTML names in Eloqua match what you have in the webhook or post form data URL (http://i.imgur.com/PBDRJNI.png) My suggestion would be to test this out by getting rid of the webhook, using the post form data to URL option,  and pasting the URL in that field without the parameters, e.g.: http://s1234.t.eloqua.com/e/f2?elqFormName=FormName&elqSiteID=1234 Then, make sure your Unbounce Field Name and IDs are exactly the same as your Eloqua HTML names (so

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Michael_Crump
8 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
Rob_O_Connor
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Unbounce Eloqua integration: a how-to

Hi Anthony, If you’re using a webhook, you need to use parentheses to have Unbounce insert the field submissions into the webhook URL. So, assuming your unbounce fields are in fact named full_name, company, email, business_phone, country, and number_of_employees, your webhook URL should look like this: https://s1234.t.eloqua.com/e/f2?elqFormName=formname&elqSiteID=1234&fullName=(full_name)&company1=(company)&emailAddress=(email)&busPhone=(business_phone)&country1=(country)&numberOfEmployees11=(number_of_employees) Hope this helps! Rob

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Michael_Crump
8 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
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Unbounce Eloqua integration: a how-to

Hi Michael, In addition to my method posted above, you can also use Unbounce’s WebHook integration available on the page overview screen. It’s similar to the “post data to URL” option but allows you to use form confirmation dialogs in Unbounce, which can be a bonus. You use the same URL for the WebHook as you would use for the post to URL, with a few modificactions. So, for example, this: http://s1234.t.eloqua.com/e/f2?elqFormName=FormName&elqSiteID=1234 Becomes (for me) this: http://s1234.t.eloqua.com/e/f2?elqFormName=FormName&elqSiteID=1234&firstName=(first_name)&lastName=(last_name)&emailAddress=(email) Where 1234 is your Eloqua ID; FormName is your Eloqua form name; firstName, lastName, and emailAddress are the HTML field names in your Eloqua form; and first_name, last_name, and email are your field names and IDs in Unbounce. One thing to note: if you are using a “Post Data to Server” form processing step in your Eloqua form, the WebHook will NOT execute that

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Michael_Crump
8 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
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Guide: Implementing LinkedIn's new Autofill feature

Hi Niels, I am not sure how LinkedIn is granting access to this feature. Since I’m a customer of theirs through the ex-Bizo (now called LinkedIn Lead Accelerator) product I heard about its impending release during a meeting with my account manager and requested access. You could try contacting LinkedIn support for an API key, or creating a developer account on developer.linkedin.com and applying for an API key that way. I do know they have a relatively small team on this product so things tend to move slowly. Rob

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colsaurabh
3 years ago
Rob_O_Connor
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Unbounce Eloqua integration: a how-to

I’ve used webhooks to “hack” an Eloqua integration in the past so I figured this would work for me. Thanks for the update re: the direct integration!

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Michael_Crump
8 years ago

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