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. 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.

If your click tracking does not fire as expected, check 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.

If you need guidance for form submits and similar interaction patterns, continue with Form Submit, Click and Other Actions.