Replies posted by jordang

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Tommy_Walker
Tommy_Walker
posted in Ask a Question

How do I redirect an old subdomain that was once attached to unbounce?

Hey there, Tommy! My name is Jordan with the Unbounce customer support team. When you canceled your Unbounce subscription, the subdomain (relaunch.tommy.ismy.name) was removed from your account. This means that the Unbounce servers don’t handle requests for your subdomain anymore, so we can’t apply any redirects from our end right now. My best recommendation would be checking with your hosting provider to see if they can redirect any requests from relaunch.tommy.ismy.name to tommy.ismy.name like you suggested. Unbounce does have a native redirect feature, but this is only available for paid subscriptions. This is available on all our current plans if you’re interested, but to be frank, it wouldn’t make sense to purchase a subscription just to direct traffic to a different location. With this is mind, I would definitely recommend calling your hosting provider to see if they can offer a solution directly 🙂 Cheers, Jordan

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jordang
Unbouncer
3 years ago
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cwarren
posted in Uncategorized

Bing Ads Conversion Tracking Help

Hey @Les_Zeppelin - this is awesome! I wanted to add one quick note that Unbounce has updated our pages, and the lp.jQuery selector is no longer valid. You can simply use jQuery instead 😀 With this update, the code sample would look like this: <script> jQuery(document).ready(function() { console.log( "conversion tracked!" ); window.uetq = window.uetq || []; window.uetq.push({ 'ec':'contact', 'ea':'form', 'el':'bing ads', 'ev':'1' }); }); </script> The last thing I’ll mention is that this code requires a jQuery library on the page. If you don’t already have a jQuery library on your page, you can add the script below and set the placement to “Head” <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.4.1/jquery.min.js"></script> Thanks again Les for the awesome workaround and helping our Community thrive 😀 Cheers, Jordan

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Maury_Power
posted in Ask a Question

TIMED ELEMENTS: I can't find a timed element option. Are your going to add this so I can have buy now button show up after 2 minutes

Tip: it’s required to install a jQuery library for this code to function properly. Add a new Javascript Paste the code below Set the placement to ‘Head’ <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.4.1/jquery.min.js"></script> This will allow the timed elements Javascript file to function properly 😀 Source: https://www.w3schools.com/jquery/jquery_get_started.asp

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daniestrada11
3 years ago
BrunaGarcia
BrunaGarciaFormer Unbouncer
posted in Tips & Scripts

Dynamic links based on URL parameters

Awesome Bruna! 🚀

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2 years ago
jordang
Unbouncer
jordangTeam Lead, Service Support @ Unbounce
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How to] Set up Facebook pixel tracking for in page events (button clicks)

Sorry for the slow reply Jared! I would recommend trying the event handler method for the ViewContent event (option 2 in the instructions above). I’m looking at Facebook’s Pixel Helper (browser extension) and it does the show the ViewContent event, but giving an unfortunately vague error message about the issue. Hopefully that gets things squared away for you, but if you are looking to hire some help, you can certainly drop a request in Unbounce’s job board. This is a great place to connect with some Unbounce power users and digital marketing experts 😀 https://community.unbounce.com/c/job-board Respectfully,

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2 years ago
jordang
Unbouncer
jordangTeam Lead, Service Support @ Unbounce
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How to] Set up Facebook pixel tracking for in page events (button clicks)

Hey @hyperboost, It looks like this issue might be related to a missing jQuery library. The code that I provided in this community post is actually written with jQuery framework, so it’s essential that you load a relevant code library (jQuery 1.4.2) for it to function. Let me know if that helps out 😀 I’m also going to update the article to that other folks know that a jQuery library is required. Respectfully,

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2 years ago
jordang
Unbouncer
jordangTeam Lead, Service Support @ Unbounce
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How to] Set up Facebook pixel tracking for in page events (button clicks)

Hey @hyperboost, Thanks for reaching out! This should work for image/text links just like it does with buttons. That should still function like a button click since it’s a similar click-event in the page, but admittedly, it’s not something that I’ve actually tested. I would recommend plugging in the ID to an image or text element to see if that fires for you 🙂 Let me know if you have any other questions!

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2 years ago
jordang
Unbouncer
jordangTeam Lead, Service Support @ Unbounce
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How to] Set up Facebook pixel tracking for in page events (button clicks)

Hey @Dara_Phrakaysone, Great to hear! So just to confirm, you’re tracking the the conversion on the form confirmation dialog instead of the button click from the form? If so, that’s definitely what I would recommend as the most reliable method. This community post is actually intended for tracking button clicks on the page that are not tied for a form submission (i.e. a link to an external page). I would advise against tracking clicks on a forms ‘submit’ button, because someone might click that without fully completing the form, and that could mess up your data. Here is a full article on tracking form submissions on the form confirmation dialog: Documentation Integrating with the Facebook Pixel A Facebook pixel is a small piece of javascript code that you can copy and paste into pages along your conversion funnel to track both page views and conversions.   Adding a Facebook Pixel Go to... Hope this helps 🙂

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2 years ago
jordang
Unbouncer
jordangTeam Lead, Service Support @ Unbounce
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How to] Set up Facebook pixel tracking for in page events (button clicks)

Hey @Dara_Phrakaysone , Thanks for the reply! Do you have the Facebook pixel base code and the code from this Community post installed in the Lightbox? The Lightbox is loading in an iframe (almost like a separate page), so it will require that you install the code directly into the Javascripts section of the Lightbox. Let me know if that helps 🙂

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2 years ago
jordang
Unbouncer
jordangTeam Lead, Service Support @ Unbounce
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How to] Set up Facebook pixel tracking for in page events (button clicks)

Hey @snomoto88, thanks for the positive feedback 😀 That definitely makes sense. Unfortunately, I don’t think you would be able to achieve this with the out-of-the-box scrips provided. As you mentioned, the “Next” button remains the same for each step in the multi-step form, which means that onClick tracking won’t know how to differentiate the various steps in your form. The tracking relies heavily on element metadata (like the button ID), so I don’t think we can apply it to the varying form fields ☹. One possible solution would be adding multiple “Next” buttons to the multi-step form (Disclaimer: I haven’t attempted this, just trying to get creative with ideas, so I can’t actually speak to the difficulty or effectiveness of this). Adding multiple buttons would require you to modify the multi-step form script to show/hide the different buttons for each step of the form. This would solve the issue of unique IDs in terms of onClick tracking for the Facebook pixel, but this

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2 years ago

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