Hi all, I addition to Phil´s answer, we want to add the solution we have came across.
We have been strugling with this for a while but we have finally found a workarround that you can see implemented for example in https://www.mundoautonomo.com
It is simple and it consists in adding a special character before the hubspot´s form code . Remember that the code must be pasted in an iframe block.
We recomend to use "_" or "." as it will have a lower impact because the character will be shown in the public version.
Hey everyone, I ran into an issue where HubSpot was marking my form submissions as spam. After an exhausting exchange of 20 emails with HubSpot support, I finally figured out what was going on.
It turned out that the form submissions were coming from the domain filesusr.com, which didn’t make sense to me at first. After some digging, I discovered that this domain is used by Wix to host files and content for websites built on their platform.
Once I added filesusr.com to HubSpot Analytics & Tracking Domains, the form submissions started working correctly and were no longer flagged as spam.
So, if you're using Wix and experiencing a similar issue, I highly recommend checking where your form submissions are coming from. If you see filesusr.com, adding it to the tracked domains in HubSpot Analytics should solve the problem.
Hopefully, this saves someone a few hours of frustration! 😅
Hi all, I addition to Phil´s answer, we want to add the solution we have came across.
We have been strugling with this for a while but we have finally found a workarround that you can see implemented for example in https://www.mundoautonomo.com
It is simple and it consists in adding a special character before the hubspot´s form code . Remember that the code must be pasted in an iframe block.
We recomend to use "_" or "." as it will have a lower impact because the character will be shown in the public version.
Instead of adding a "." or "_", I found that using an empty character works as well (for a cleaner look)! I was able to copy an empty character from here: http://emptycharacter.com/
Thanks for the instructions on how to embed the hubspot code in the iframe in wix.
A couple of questions though:
1) you mention that you pasted both the code and the URL in the iframe settings in Wix? What URL are you pasting into the iFrame settings in Hubspot since the Hubspot form tool only provides a code snippet when published?
2) You also mentioned that you are adding the "Code" to the tracking and analytics settings in Wix and that you have it only run in the header of the page.
a) Can I assume that the "code" is the Hubspot Form code snippet? If not what is the code?
b) When you say the "page" can I assume its been added to the header of the Wix page where the iFrame is that has been configured with the hubspot form code snippet?
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I think the article linked above is misleading, especially for those who are evaluating if HubSpot and Wix can be used together.
The article warning states: "Because most browsers set the referer HTTP header to the iFramed file location, rather than the URL of the page being viewed, your Page Performance tool (if you are a Marketing Basic, Pro, or Enterprise customer) may only show data for the iFrame URLs rather than the actual page URLs. "
In our case, the Page Performance tool does NOT show any page performance data, and the iFrame URL data is not aggregated in any actionable way. I would be surprised if this was working differently for any other customers using HubSpot tracking code with Wix.
I think this article should warn people that using Wix means you will NOT be able to use most HubSpot tools that rely on page visit data:
- Page Performance tool does not work
- Reporting dashboards showing lead or conversion information do not work
- Ad reporting add-on does not work
If I knew these huge limitations before our website redesign, I would have not considered these two services as compatible.
Can I assume that you're using Wix + Hubspot? If so, are you generally happy with the two? This contact form issue we're having is a big problem because it appears that I either need to have a non-hubspot form in production on our site which in turn doesn't map anything to hubspot properties, or use a hubspot form that isn't associated with ourwebsite domain in a meaningful way...
I am currently evaluating Hubspot as a starter system for my digital agency. I am unable to get collected forms to work with my Wix site. I've read the pages linked in this thread and tried everything that I've found online. The chat bot shows up. Tracking appears to be working under prospects. When I submit a contact on my Wix site, Wix is adding the contact and sending an email; however I don't see the new contact in HubSpot. I've verified that under "Settings > Marketing > Forms > Non-Hubspot Forms > Collect data from website forms" is enabled. I've verified that "Settings > Tracking Code > Advanced Tracking" includes my only domain. I've verified that the tacking.js file is getting loaded correctly on all pages of my site. I've tried making a dedicated page with only a single contact form. At this point it doesn't seem like Hubspot is the best tools if using Wix. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.