Hi Amelia team,

I can't find a way that really work fine to track conversions in Google Analytics

Here are the 3 solutions I tried: 

Solution 1:

If I use the normal way (people are redirected to the thank you page after clicking on finish) all good, but as it is not necessary to click finish, if people don't click, the appointment is booked but the conversion is not recorded. so it is not accurate...

Solution 2:

as explained in an existing public ticket we can redirect to the thank you page with a piece of javascript inside the page where we have the Amelia shortcode

I used this solution for a while and I thought it was ok until I realise that we were missing plenty of booking (people were redirected to the thank you page before the email notification were sent) so I had to remove the code

<script>
window.beforeConfirmedBooking = function()
{
window.location.href = "https://www.google.com";
};
</script>

Solution 3:

I created an event when people click on the Confirm button. but again it is not accurate, let say that someone fill up the form but a mandatory field is not correct before they click on confirm, it will count a conversion. and when they correct and submit again it will count a second conversion

I find your Amelia plugin awesome. but it would be so much easier to track conversions if you implement an option where we can redirect to the thank you page after the Confirm button NOT after the finish button...

The other option I'm thinking: 

Would it be possible to change the javascript of solution 2 by adding a 5 seconds delay. this delay would make sure the email notifications are sent properly before redirection?

Thank you very much for your help

Clem

Hi Aleksandar,

Both of the solutions you mentioned sounds good to me but I don't know how to write JS code:

Would you be able to provide a piece of code for 1of these solutions (which ever is the simplest to implement)?

1) Try using the JS without linking it to the Confirm button, and it should work fine.

OR

2)You can also set the delay in our JS method with (for example) setTimeout JS method.

Thank you very much 

Clem

Hi Aleksandar,

Thanks for your help and I'm super glad that Ivan shared this piece of code.

I installed it, did many test and so far it seems to work beautifully. (All notifications are sent) 🙂