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Cédric Boivin
Cédric Boivin

Reputation: 11341

Google analytics fake pageview without java support

I have a website that have over 5000 visits a day. The actual problem is we ask to the user to complete a form and want to track in analytics how many user have complete the form successfully.

Our form is a ajax post. I try different thing.

Try to put an event on the "success" method of the ajax call. The accuracy is very bad

Try to put a normal page view in the "completed" page. But when the user are on mobile "page view" are fire a second time when the user "re open" the page to navigate to another page. So the tracking is not accurate

I try to put a # and remove it when the "fake page view" ga('send', 'pageview', [page], [fieldsObject]); as been done. It's working fine to avoid tracking "double" cell user. But some user are not track!

My question is.

When i look my report, a lot of user did not have "java support". Is it possible that the "no java support" has an impact on the google analytic tracking?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 331

Answers (1)

Quentin
Quentin

Reputation: 943100

No.

Google Analytics uses JavaScript to communicate with the server, not Java.

Java and JavaScript have about as much in common as Car and Carpet.

Upvotes: 1

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