To include UTM parameter data in your Webflow form submission, you can make use of hidden fields and JavaScript. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you achieve this:
1. Update Form Action URL: Go to your form settings in the Webflow Designer and check the "Customize Form" option. In the code editor, locate the `
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4. Publish and Test: Once you've made these changes, publish your site to see the hidden fields in action. You can then test by visiting your site with UTM parameters in the URL. When submitting the form, the UTM parameter values will be captured and included in the form submission data.
By implementing these steps, you'll be able to track source information like social media and Google through UTM parameters in your Webflow form submissions.