Jul 24, 2024
Jul 24, 2024
Capturing referring url for embedded forms
Today we added a minor addition that can be useful when a form is embedded on multiple pages and you want to know where a form was submitted from. We now capture the parent url where the embedded form was included upon form submission.
Please note that we are using document.referrer
for this. Most browsers set the default referrer policy (if the site doesn't set another one) to strict-origin-when-cross-origin
which means that different origins (so domains) never get to see the full referrer (eg. domain.com/path), but just the domain, without the path.