Track clicks with HTML attributes

Use HTML attributes when the action you want to count is a click. For a confirmed signup or purchase, track the confirmed outcome in your application instead.

Add the event

1. Choose pricing_clicked as the event name and location as a property. Jelto discovers them on receipt.
2. Find the actual link or button in your website's template or component.
3. Add the event attributes and publish.

<a href="/pricing"
   data-jelto-event="pricing_clicked"
   data-jelto-event-location="header">See pricing</a>

The core website script handles the click. Custom properties are literal values declared with data-jelto-event-KEY; the tracker does not need to read form fields or personal data.

Verify

Open the published page and click the link. Find pricing_clicked in Goals, then check its location breakdown. The event and property appear automatically after receipt.

Avoid double counting

Choose one way to report the click: an HTML attribute or a JavaScript handler. A link to a supported download can already produce a download event, so create an additional custom goal only when it answers a different question.

For a form, put the attribute on the <form> and install the optional helper described in Forms and visibility. A submit-button click can happen even when the browser rejects the form, so it is not a reliable successful-submission goal.