# Click Tracking

Use this page as the starting point for click tracking in JENTIS.

If you want to create a click-based trigger, start with [JENTIS Click Trigger Details - Selectoraction](https://docs.jentis.com/developer-guide/triggers/jentis-click-trigger-details-selectoraction). This guide covers how Selectoraction triggers work and how to define the right CSS selector.

If you want to capture data from the clicked element, such as button text, `href`, CSS classes, or parent element values, use [Click Trigger Properties](https://docs.jentis.com/use-cases-and-tutorials/click-tracking/click-trigger-properties).

If your click tracking does not fire as expected, check [Click Tracking Not Executed](https://docs.jentis.com/developer-guide/troubleshooting-and-common-errors/click-tracking-not-executed). This is the best starting point for selector issues and missed click events.

If the click leads to a page change and data gets lost during navigation, read [Page Navigation Events - Optimizing Data Tracking on Page Unload](https://docs.jentis.com/use-cases-and-tutorials/page-navigation-events-optimizing-data-tracking-on-page-unload).

If you need guidance for form submits and similar interaction patterns, continue with [Form Submit, Click and Other Actions](https://docs.jentis.com/use-cases-and-tutorials/events-and-custom-states/form-submit-click-and-other-actions).