javascript - How to Track a Google Analytics Custom Event on an Embedded Form? -


i have form embedded on site via javascript. how can track custom event in google analytics when form submitted?

i have form them embedded in site including javascript tag, following: 

<script src="https://app.convertkit.com/landing_pages/531.js?orient=horz"></script>

where tag included, html injected onto page. here example:

  <div class="ck_embed_form ck_horizontal_subscription_form">   <div class="ck_embed_form_content">       <h3 class="ck_embed_form_title">freelance pricing handbook</h3>       <div class="ck_embed_description">         <span class="ck_image">           <img alt="book-portrait" src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/convertkit/subscription_forms/images/004/811/858/standard/book-portrait.png?1398265358">         </span>           <p>are confused how should price services? maybe worried charging clients or little. i'll find perfect price business.</p>       </div>   </div>       <div id="ck_success_msg" style="display:none;">     <p>thanks! check email.</p>   </div>      <!--  form starts here  -->     <form id="ck_subscribe_form" class="ck_subscribe_form" action="https://app.convertkit.com/landing_pages/531/subscribe" data-remote="true">       <input type="hidden" name="id" value="531" id="landing_page_id">       <p class="ck_errorarea"></p>       <div class="ck_control_group">         <label class="ck_label" for="ck_firstnamefield">first name</label>         <input type="text" name="first_name" class="ck_first_name" id="ck_firstnamefield" required="">       </div>         <div class="ck_control_group">         <label class="ck_label" for="ck_emailfield">email address</label>           <input type="email" name="email" class="ck_email_address" id="ck_emailfield" required="">       </div>       <label class="ck_checkbox" style="display:none;">         <input class="optin ck_course_opted" name="course_opted" type="checkbox" id="optin" checked="">         i'd receive free 30 day course email.       </label>        <button class="subscribe_button ck_subscribe_button btn fields" id="ck_subscribe_button">         free book       </button>       <span class="ck_guarantee">we won't send spam. unsubscribe @ time.</span>     </form>   </div>

here attempt @ collecting event in google analytics. event handler not firing when form submitted:

$("#ck_subscribe_form").on('submit', function(e) {   console.log('testing google anayltics custom event');   _gaq.push(['_trackevent', 'newsletter', 'subscribe', 'freelance pricing handbook']); });

how can track event?

you can see live example of here: freelance pricing handbook custom tracking code isn't live until can squared away.

make sure jquery library supports on function (1.7+) , you're attaching event after dom ready using document ready syntax. following worked fine me:

<script src="https://app.convertkit.com/landing_pages/531.js?orient=horz"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type='text/javascript'> $(function(){   $('#ck_subscribe_form').on('submit',function(){     console.log('testing google anayltics custom event');     _gaq.push(['_trackevent', 'newsletter', 'subscribe', 'freelance pricing handbook']);   }); }); </script>

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