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Tracking data from Webflow to Everflow
Tracking data from Webflow to Everflow

Tracking data from Webflow to Everflow

Teja Rao avatar
Written by Teja Rao
Updated over 11 months ago

Overview

This guide will demonstrate how to place code inside Webflow to track a lead submission event in Everflow.


How to Set Up in Everflow

Step #1

  • Using your website as the Base Destination URL, add the Offer in Everflow.

  • Make sure the offer has these settings on the Tracking & Controls page:

Step #2

  • Grab the JS code from the bottom of the Offer page in Everflow. Copy it to a clipboard as that will be your "Click" script.

Step #3

  • Click the Conversion tab, and grab that code, too. Copy it to a clipboard as that will be your "Conversion" script:


How to Set Up in Webflow

Step #1

  • Login to your Webflow account and click the three dots, as shown below. Then click Settings.

Step #2

  • Navigate to the Custom Code section and paste the code into the Head Code section here:

  • **Please note - You may have to upgrade you package to place custom code. This is not available with free plans.

Step #3

  • Click on the Designer button here:

Step #4

  • Navigate to the page where the form is located. Then, click on the form block element, like this:

  • Then, click on the cog icon on the right side of the screen:

  • Then, click Success. This will show the success element in the editor section like this:

Step #5

  • Once you see this page, you need to click and drag in a <embed> element into that section:

  • Once you see the Custom Code box, paste the conversion script there:

  • Click Save & Close.

Step #6

  • The page should look like the example below. If it does, then click the Publish button, then click Publish to selected domains.


Advanced

  • Below is the custom JavaScript snippet from the end of the video at the beginning of the article:

<script>
function logsubmit() {
const form_elements = form.elements;
const form_name = form_elements['name'].value;
const form_email = form_elements['email'].value;
EF.conversion({
offer_id: 'INSERT_OFFER_ID',
adv1: form_name,
adv2: form_email,
});
}
const form = document.getElementById('email-form');
form.addEventListener('submit', logsubmit);
</script>

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