Right now I have a single feedback form which appears on all pages and submits entries to an email address. The client filters these using the page location in the subject and the feedback responses selected.
They now want the responses to go into a g-sheet but the problem I’m encountering is that this method doesn’t capture the page address that the form was submitted from. It’s clearly captured as the email submissions include it but it seems to get dropped from other capture routes.
Has anyone got a good workaround for this? Is it included with data sent via webhooks?
maybe you could add a extra field to each form, which has a preselected option. for example (page 1)
Then hide the field for the user using css or, simply by covering it up visualy. With this the location should also appear in the response and not only in the subjectline of the email.
Yeah - I guess it just means, on a larger project like ours, we’d need to duplicate separate forms on each page to be manually updated as opposed to having just the one that appears on all pages as we currently have. I’m coming round to the idea that might be unavoidable, though but I might raise a ticket to see if I can prompt a fix.
Can’t think of this a something that has to be “fix” but improve more likely. nueMeta’s idea is on the spot and shouldn’t be too much of a hassle to implement.
Another way to go about this is to automate merging content from multiple Google Sheets into a single sheet using Google Apps Script. Try this if you are interested in testing this idea.