Contact Form 7 Virtual Success Page

$5.00

SKU: CF7-REPEATER-1 Category:

Contact Form 7 Virtual Success Page will allow you to set a virtual success page once the form is submitted via ajax, also it trigger custom scripts, google analytics and Facebook to be used for Facebook Custom pageView event as an example for setting Facebook Custom Audience.

Description

The plugin uses javascript to trigger the virtual page view, Google analytics and Facebook pixel must be installed if you plan to use the virtual page view, otherwise keep them empty

Requirements

  • Requires contact form 7 v5.0 or higher

Features

  • Google Analytics
  • Facebook events
  • Custom Script


License

  • Use On 1 Site
  • ∞ Unlimited Updates
  • 1 Year of Updates & Support *

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