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Hi Pete,

If you’re using a clever mail client like gmail, they transform urls into links regardless of the emails’ type – even if it’s sent in plain text.
This can be helpful, btu also confusing. Glad to know your issue is solved, i’ll close the topic.

Thanks,
dora

Hi Pete,

Are you using html emails?
Also which email client do you use?

Thanks,
Dora

Hi Brandbox,

Can you please confirm Google Analytics is installed correctly and reporting on your site?

Thanks,
dora

Hi Guys,

I believe you are adding the wrong shortcode type to the emails.
If you look at the screenshots, i’m creating a field called analytics of type found there.
So i’m adding [found analytics] to my form and [analytics] only! in my email templates.
Based on the same logic, you have to add [found-808] to your emails only, not [found found-808] – this shortcode must be added to your form.

Please let me know how you get on.

Thanks,
Dora

closing this

Hi thomask,

Thanks for flagging this up, I have updated the codebase and they should now be gone.

Thanks,
Dora

Thanks for letting me know. Closing this.

Thanks,
Dora

Hi,

Can you please confirm this has solved your issues so i can close the thread?

Thanks,
Dora

Hi,

I’ve just had a look at your implementation and the google analytics tracking code contains a lot of backslashes, so it will not run properly when the pages are loaded. Your google analytics cookies are not being set which confirms my statement above.
The code is:

<script type=\\\"text/javascript\\\">

  var _gaq = _gaq || [];
  _gaq.push([\\\'_setAccount\\\', \\\'UA-21648151-8\\\']);
  _gaq.push([\\\'_trackPageview\\\']);

  (function() {
    var ga = document.createElement(\\\'script\\\'); ga.type = \\\'text/javascript\\\'; ga.async = true;
    ga.src = (\\\'https:\\\' == document.location.protocol ? \\\'https://ssl\\\' : \\\'https://www\\\') + \\\'.google-analytics.com/ga.js\\\';
    var s = document.getElementsByTagName(\\\'script\\\')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);
  })();

</script>

Note all the backslashes that show up. Are you pasting it on each page?
I can recommend the wordpress google analytics plugin – much less of a headache and it definitely works.

Can you please download it, enable it and let me know how you get on?

Thanks,
Dora

Hi salimkureshi,

Can you please send over a link to your website so we can have a look and help?

Thanks,
Dora

Hi salimkureshi,

Can you please confirm you are using google analytics on your site?.
Looking at the Analytics info you receive it would seem that you don’t have the google tracking code installed.

Please let us know.

Thanks,
Dora

Hi,

That is fairly easy to achieve.
To your ‘bristol’ link add a parameter city=bristol (Bristol), then to your form set the field you need to take it’s value from the $_GET global like this <input type=”text” name=”city” value=”<?php echo $_GET[‘city’]?>” />

That’s it, good luck!

Thanks,
Dora