I can't thank you enough for this video. I'm from a non-coding background, and I just created my first website on WordPress for an HR consultancy. I used a common form for job applications and was stuck on identifying which applicant applied for which position. This video was really useful. Thanks again for the simple explanation that I needed. Subscribed and shared with my friends. 😊
To capture UTM tags from the URL and send them via email using WordPress and a plugin such as Contact Form 7, you can use JavaScript to read the UTM tags from the URL when a user lands on your page. Store these UTM parameters in hidden fields within your Contact Form 7 form. Ensure these hidden fields are included in the form data that Contact Form 7 sends via email. Edit your Contact Form 7 form to include hidden fields for each UTM parameter (e.g., , , , , ). Write a JavaScript function that runs when the page loads. This function will extract the UTM parameters from the URL and populate the hidden fields in the form. In the Contact Form 7 email settings, make sure to include the hidden fields in the email body so that when the form is submitted, the UTM parameters are included in the email you receive.
I can't thank you enough for this video. I'm from a non-coding background, and I just created my first website on WordPress for an HR consultancy. I used a common form for job applications and was stuck on identifying which applicant applied for which position. This video was really useful. Thanks again for the simple explanation that I needed.
Subscribed and shared with my friends. 😊
How about UTM Tags? Are UTM Tags also recorded with this method? Which "tags" do I add? Thanks!
To capture UTM tags from the URL and send them via email using WordPress and a plugin such as Contact Form 7, you can use JavaScript to read the UTM tags from the URL when a user lands on your page. Store these UTM parameters in hidden fields within your Contact Form 7 form. Ensure these hidden fields are included in the form data that Contact Form 7 sends via email.
Edit your Contact Form 7 form to include hidden fields for each UTM parameter (e.g., , , , , ). Write a JavaScript function that runs when the page loads. This function will extract the UTM parameters from the URL and populate the hidden fields in the form. In the Contact Form 7 email settings, make sure to include the hidden fields in the email body so that when the form is submitted, the UTM parameters are included in the email you receive.
Hello! can you do a tutorial about how to set a dynamically emails and name in WordPress Page with Calendly
? Thank you so much in advance!
I use a button below the product to call CF7, how can I get the current page URL ? Thanks!
Muchisimas gracias
im not able to enforce it on the contact form ,, it shows me simple text
You may be missing something. You have to use special mail tags provided by plugin. Please watch video again carefully.
I'm trying to use special mail tags with my custom post type but it just doesn't work.
Mail is being sent, but I do not see data from special mail tags.
Depends on which mail tags are you using and where are you using them.
@@webstylepress I'm trying to use a [[_post_title] in a single custom post type. I'm trying to get an email subject inherit a title name.