Tracking Javascript Actions

Reference guide on how to track actions using Javascript

Reference for the Funnelytics script's window.funnelytics.events.trigger('event-name') function.

You are allowed to pass any event name and object properties as a javascript action into Funnelytics.

This is what a generic event with only an event name would look like. In this example the event name is scroll.

<script>
window.funnelytics.events.trigger("scroll") 
</script>

You can include object properties to send additional properties to Funnelytics as well.

Here's another example of a scroll action with a property of the scroll % on the page.

<script> 
window.funnelytics.events.trigger("scroll", {
   depth: 25
}) 
</script>

These are just some quick examples, but you can add whatever values you want for the event name or object properties.

This action could be used to track if a site visitor clicked a certain button.

<script> 
window.funnelytics.events.trigger("click", {
   button: "top cta",
   page_path: "/optin"
}) 
</script>

This action could be used to track if the site visitor plays a certain video on your page.

<script> 
window.funnelytics.events.trigger("video", {
   video_title: "Sales Video",
   video_action: "play"
}) 
</script>