Join us January 15th for an AMA with Champion Achaia Walton, who will be talking about her article on Event-Based Reporting and Measuring Content Groups!
Applying tracking code to any button that invokes the browser print dialogue generates the adobe event after a user clicks the (Print or Cancel) button within the dialogue window. Is there anyway to capture clicks on the button before the dialogue opens (beforePrint) as we want to gauge intent at the actual point of interaction on the button? Perhaps changing the order in some way so the click is tracked then the browser print function is launched rather then when the user interacts with the dialogue box. There is a good discussion regarding applying tags to track print here but interaction is again tracked after a user clicks the dialogue print, cancel or save if pdf, etc.
Your referenced article is written to teach you how to do exactly what you've observed: track what the user did after closing the print dialogue.
If you want to track your "Print" button clicks regardless of what the user finally did, you can use a regular "onclick" event handler with your button. Or if you're using Launch, you can use a Rule that has a Click event for that button.
Your referenced article is written to teach you how to do exactly what you've observed: track what the user did after closing the print dialogue.
If you want to track your "Print" button clicks regardless of what the user finally did, you can use a regular "onclick" event handler with your button. Or if you're using Launch, you can use a Rule that has a Click event for that button.
