Add Google Analytics data to Ninja Forms with GA Connector’s Ninja Forms integration. Pre-requisites This guide assumes that you’ve already installed the latest version of our WordPress Plugin (at least version 2.4). Setting up Ninja Forms 1. Edit the form you want to use with GA Connector. 2. Add a hidden field for each GA Connector Field you […]
Category: Lead Source Tracking (cookie-based)
Customize Zoho CRM Lead Layout
If you have installed the GA Connector Fields to your Zoho CRM, your Lead Report most probably looks like this: It would be better if the report would look arranged and organized so that you can easily find the data that you need. Customize Zoho Lead Report Layout Click on Setup > Customization > Modules and Fields. Click […]
Connect Zoho Webforms with GA Connector
In order for you to see analytics data for your Zoho CRM leads, you need to modify your Zoho Webforms. You need to add additional fields to your Zoho Webforms and give them specific names. So that GA Connector script can recognize these fields and save its analytics information into these fields.
Security FAQ for GA Connector Lead Source Tracking (cookie-based)
Are you using HTTPS? Yes. All calls to our server and to Google Analytics are using the HTTPS protocol. Is your server secure? Absolutely. We use industry-standard best practices to ensure that the app works as intended and that your data is safe. However, we don’t even store any of your data on our servers (see […]
How to Add GA Connector Tracking Data Into Your CRM
How GA Connector Integration works At its core, GA Connector is a piece of JavaScript code (that talks to our server), which creates tracking cookies, which can be sent to your CRM system. When your users come to your website, gaconnector.js creates the following cookies based on UTM parameters, HTTP referrer and other information: Then, […]
How to install GA Connector script on Google Tag Manager (GTM)
Open your GTM workspace and click on “Tags” Click on “New” to create a new tag for GA Connector script Give this tag a name Something like “GA Connector Tracking Code” Click on Triggering and select “All Pages” Click on “Tag Configuration” and select “Custom HTML” In the window that appears, paste GA Connector tracking […]
How to make GA Connector fields visible for all users in Salesforce
A newer version of this article is available here. First, go to Salesforce and click on “Setup”. Type “page layouts” in the quick find box and click on “Page Layouts” under “Leads”. Click “Edit” near one of the layouts you want to add GA Connector fields to. Drag & drop fields from the menu above […]
How to test GA Connector from localhost
The Problem Before deploying GA Connector script to your site, you may want to check how it works on a local machine or on a staging server first. But you may get this error message in console if you try to do this: The Solution If want to test it on a staging server, just […]
How to fix “Size of a request header field exceeds server limit” error
One of the cookies that GA Connector script creates (gaconnector_pages_visited_list, and occasionally gaconnector_all_traffic_sources) can sometimes get too big if the user visited too many pages. On some servers, it results in errors like: Size of a request header field exceeds server limit 400 Bad Request Or similar To fix this issue, you just need to […]
What to do if Zoho CRM replaces last click source with “crm.zoho.com”?
You’re using Zoho CRM Webforms, and after the form is submitted, the user is redirected back to the site. So the referrer is naturally crm.zoho.com (because when the user comes back from the redirected form, Google Analytics thinks it’s a new session with source=crm.zoho.com): To fix this, you need to remove the referrer information (“crm.zoho.com“) when the […]
