Joe,

are you on vacation?

Stef

Yeah,

I understand. Your product is getting bigger and bigger, so more users are coming.

About nr2:
The submit button of the form does a postback, send an email and then, after everything is done, it makes the placeholder (not sure here, but I work that way ;)) with the confirmation text in it visible and puts the placeholder with the form invisible. Nothing wrong with that, but it isn't possible to track a submitted form in google analytics. If you check google analytics, you will find 2 times the url of the page: once for showing the form, once for the confirmation. So you don't know if those records are just showing how many times the form is shown, or if it was a submitted.

So, when I make a site without mojoportal, I add the google analytics code on the page of the confirmation, but gives the page that must be tracked, a name, like "ContactConfirmation". That way I see in google a page named "/ContactConfirmation" . This can be done by adding that in the trackPageview, like "mojoPageTracker._trackPageview("ContactConfirmation");". So that way, you can see how many forms are requested, and how many submitted.

Is this better to understand?

Stef

Ok, thanks.

Would be great.

Stef

Fantastic.

Thanks Joe.

Stef