Form submission trigger

By default, a form submission trigger fires a tag when a visitor submits a form on any page on your website, but you can adjust its conditions so that the tag fires when a visitor submits a certain form.

You can choose from the following conditions:

• Form ID: Fires when a visitor submits a form with the chosen ID.
• Form URL: Fires when a visitor submits a form that sends a request to the chosen page URL.
• Form classes: Fires when a visitor submits a form with the chosen CSS class.
• Form name: Fires when a visitor submits a form with the chosen name.
• Page URL: Fires when a visitor submits a form on the page with the chosen page URL. For example,  a visitor is on https://clearbank.com/product-tour and submits a form.
• Page path: Fires when a visitor submits a form on a page with the chosen page path. For example, a visitor is on /product-tour and submits a form.
• Page hostname: Fires when a visitor submits a form on a website with the chosen hostname. For example, a visitor and submits a form on any page for clearbank.com.
• Referrer: Fires when a visitor submits a form on any page to which they were referred by the chosen referrer. For example, a visitor comes from https://clearbank.com/blog to any page and submits a form.
• External referrer: Fires when a visitor submits a form on any page to which they were referred by the chosen external referrer. For example, a visitor comes from https://medium to any page on your website and a submits a form.
• Campaign: Fires when a visitor submits a form on any page to which they were referred by the chosen campaign (based on a utm_campaign parameter).
• Traffic source: Fires when a visitor submits a form on any page to which they came from the chosen traffic source: campaign, organic search, social, referral, direct.
• Returning visitor: Fires when a returning visitor submits a form on the chosen page (this mechanism is based on the Piwik PRO Tag Manager cookie).
• Variables: Any added variable will show up on the list of conditions and you can use it to define trigger conditions.