Hi team!
I’m using a mautic form in multiple pages in my website and I need to capture the page name where the form was submited.
I guess that I need to place a hidden field in the form, but I don’t know what token must I place as value, would you help me?
Thanks!
Hi team!
I’m using a mautic form in multiple pages in my website and I need to capture the page name where the form was submited.
I guess that I need to place a hidden field in the form, but I don’t know what token must I place as value, would you help me?
Thanks!
Probably the best way to do this would be as you suggest with a hidden field. It will depend on what platform your website is built on to determine what the value of that field should be. Are you using a common one? Most CMS have a variable for page title. Then you’ll simply need to have a custom field in Mautic to collect that value.
Hope that helps!
David
Yes David, I’m using WP with WPMautic plugin so it should be easy…
But I don’t know what to put in the hidden field to collect the title, I guessed that it would be a token like {page-title} or {embed_post:post_title} but it doesn’t work.
Any help would be appreciated!
R.
Awesome! Yeah, so here’s the thing, it will take a bit of code unless you can run php code from within your wordpress post content directly (I think there’s a plugin for that). Otherwise you’ll need to modify the WPMautic plugin to enable an interpretation of the variable. In PHP you can use <?php echo get_the_title( $ID ); ?>
to get the title of the page. Then you’d set that to the value for your custom field. It’s a bit tricky but let me know if that makes some kind of sense.
- David
Hi @dbhurley! It has sense and I’ve tried it, now I’m able to run PHP code in pages and I can get the tittle of the page throw a token or shortcode like [insert_php]echo get_the_title( $ID );[/insert_php]
But it can’t be placed as a default value for a field form because the shortcode is not interpreted…
How must manage that to get the value in a form field?
Probably I 'm missing anything from your explanation.
Thanks!