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When your form loads it will send a page view event to your Google Analytics account if you enter your Google account tracking ID into this form property. Please refer to the Google documentation for finding your Google Analytics tracking ID.
Tracking URL
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Geo Location
You can collect location information capture the location where your form was filled in by turning on on ' Geo location feature and use it conjunction with rules to show longitude, latitude, accuracy and/or errors in your form. will always know it's current location and will submit that information when the form is completed. This feature works on a desktop or any GPS capable mobile device.
When the form loads in the browser, it will always ask for the location. All browsers will show a pop up asking the user's permission to use their location. The user must give permissions for Geo location to proceed. Here is an example of the request in Internet Explorer 9:
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The Geo Location feature works in conjunction with rules that use the the form.positionUpdated identifier. You can set up the rule to execute every time the position is updated. See Business Rules for examples of rules that will do this.
You can also collect information associated with your location. For example, a section of a Police Incident Report, shown in the image, captures the location where the form was filled in plus the address information associated with it.
Latitude and The last position update will be in the submission metadata of your form or flow but it is NOT automatically added to the XML Document. You must create controls (perhaps hidden) and rules to add the location information to the form XML document. This form has controls and rules to show longitude, latitude, accuracy and/or errors plus the address information.
Latitude and Longitude display the coordinates of the user location. Accuracy represents the accuracy of the location in meters - a low Accuracy value means the position is more precise. You can display a position error code and the text description of error message in your form if desired. Error message codes can be 1, 2 or 3:
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You can turn on/off/modify the feature by clicking on a form activity in a flow which will display the form Properties panel.The Loc Timeout is a value that must pass before the Timeout error codes/messages will appear on your form. You can capture information based on the location via a Business Rule such as position address or other information as shown in the Position Address image above and you can embed a Google map in your form. To activate this part of the Geo Location feature, you must have a connection to google.com and you must check the Detailed Loc. checkbox on the Properties Panel. The map will only display in use mode.
The Geo Location feature works in conjunction with rules that use the the form.positionUpdated identifier in your rule. You can set it up to execute the rule using this every time the position is updated. See Business Rules for examples of rules that will do this. The last position update will be in the submission metadata of your form or flow.
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connection to google.com and you must check the Detailed Loc. checkbox on the Properties Panel. The map will only display in use mode.
Setup Key/Saved Fields
This setting controls which fields are saved to the built-in submissions repository. By default, all your data is saved as an XML document. This is the most efficient way to store/access your data both in terms of speed as well as storage. However, if you prefer to view your data via the submissions user interface, you can choose which fields are saved in addition to the XML data. See submissions data for more information on making this choice. Note that this could incur significant performance overhead and will also consume additional storage in the repository.
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