onSubmit=”pageTracker._trackEvent(“Registrations”, “Submit”, “Conference1″);”
onSubmit=”pageTracker._trackEvent(“Registrations”, “Submit”, “Conference2″);”
onSubmit=”pageTracker._trackEvent(“Registrations”, “Submit”, “Conference3″);”

I know that we use Categories, Actions, Label (optional), and Value (optional) to set event tracking, which is great.

Assume that my “Thank You” page is the same page as registration page. My question is, here I have 3 conferences (3 different labels). How does it know which registration form on my website is for Conference 1,2 and 3? Do I have to name my Registration form EXACTLY as what I labeled here?

I haven’t personally been aware of the event tracking feature, and am grateful for the new knowledge gained here today. Tracking the actions you’re trying to entice visitors into committing is key to gauging the success of you web marketing efforts.

Thanks for the insight, Hiren! Have a great weekend!

[NOTE:Place the Google Analytics Tracking Code in your HTML ABOVE these _trackEvent() method calls so the JavaScript is already loaded. To be safe, put it just after the opening tag.]

do you mean that i should take my tracking code out of the footer and place it BEFORE the form in my html?

here is the link for my Ajax Form (plz copy and paste this link to address bar)

http://www.lucknowchicken.com/Ajax-Form/homepage+ajaxform.html

and this is the link where you can download my Ajax Form files (plz copy and paste this link to address bar)

http://www.lucknowchicken.com/Ajax-Form/Download.rar

Please try to solve my problem…Thanks

I can not find any contact us form at http://www.lucknowchicken.com/home.html and from you comment what I have understand is you have a Ajax contact us form and when someone click on Submit button, A thank you message appears within my same Ajax contact page. right?

I already explained Event tracking process here. Re-read it again and you will get batter idea. OR upload your content us form somewhere and send me URLs so I can digg into the code.

Happy to help mate.

- Hiren.

I don’t get any solution to my problem and still i’m looking for help.
Could you please solve my this problem.I subscribe your RSS and i’m sure it will help me lots in future.

I have a Ajax contact us form which i implement with my help.html file.So when user click on help.html page , the Ajax form appears with other content of help.html page.My ajax contact form don’t have any other thank you page or successfully submission page which can appear after submitting form.

A thank you message appears within my same Ajax contact page.

So i want when user open my help.html page and click send message button after filling my contact form my google analytics works and i get information about that form submission in my google analytics account.

Thanks ..awaiting for your reply.

I want when use click on submit button , google analytics works and send the tracker info about the user who submit the form.

could you plz tell me how to use google analytics for my form submission.

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i’m using this code on my send message button

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and this bit of code before the in the end of the page which google analytics genrate .

var gaJsHost = ((“https:” == document.location.protocol) ? “https://ssl.” : “http://www.”);
document.write(unescape(“%3Cscript src=’” + gaJsHost + “google-analytics.com/ga.js’ type=’text/javascript’%3E%3C/script%3E”));

try {
var pageTracker = _gat._getTracker(“UA-10646217-1″);
pageTracker._trackPageview();
} catch(err) {}

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But problem with this is that when you put a name in the _trackPageview function …you’re creating a false page view with that URI name. In essence, you’re tricking Google Analytics into thinking that you DO have a page called /fakepage.html.