Nov 19th, 2011, 6:55 AM
Thanks Ben, Ill try it this weekend and come back with results, really appreciate you taking the time to answer this.


(Nov 18th, 2011, 5:00 PM)Ben Wrote: That would be great - it makes it a lot easier.
Once it's change to PHP, do the following.
1. Add a hidden field to your form with this content:
Code:<input type="hidden" name="gclid" value="<?php echo htmlspecialchars(strip_tags(@$_GET["gclid"])); ?>" />
Now, when the page loads, it will extract the gclid value from the query string, do a little legwork to prevent hacking attempts, then hide it in a hidden field.
2. In Form Tools, add a new form field with a field name of "gclid". Now, when the form is submitted, the gclid value will be stored in the database as well.
3. On the Edit Form -> Fields tab, check the "Pass On" column for the gclid field.
Once that's done, the URL that it redirects to should contain the gclid name-value pair.
Hope this helps!
- Ben