How to change the trigger for button click?
Let’s name the trigger ‘Button Click – Email Sign Up’, click ‘Trigger Configuration’ and select ‘All Elements’. Now we need to change the trigger so that it only fires on some clicks. We then select ‘Form Classes’, ‘Equals’ and enter the class we identified when we viewed the source code of our page.
How do I create a button click tag?
For our button click tag we need to create a trigger so that the tag only fires when our button has been clicked. To do this, we select ‘Triggering’ for the tag and then click the blue plus sign in the top right corner to create a new trigger.
Is there a way to track clicks on a button?
I’m going to walk you through tracking clicks on a button used in a form, but you can use the same technique for tracking buttons in your navigation, banners, content, and more. Here’s a brief overview of the steps we’re going to take to track button clicks:
How do I tag a click in Google Analytics?
Select ‘Tags’, click ‘New’ and name your tag. For my example, I’m going to name the tag ‘Button Click – Email Sign Up’. Then select ‘Tag Configuration’ and choose ‘Google Analytics’ as the ‘Tag Type’. Select ‘Pageview’ and change this to ‘Event’. Now we can choose how we want clicks on our buttons to be reported inside Google Analytics.
How do I create a trigger in Google Tag Manager?
To do this, we select ‘Triggering’ for the tag and then click the blue plus sign in the top right corner to create a new trigger. Let’s name the trigger ‘Button Click – Email Sign Up’, click ‘Trigger Configuration’ and select ‘All Elements’.
How does the makered trigger work in Unity?
Now Unity will know to only make these transitions happen if the MakeRed trigger is activated. Notice how we use a single trigger for both transitions. This works because each transition will only happen if we are already in that transition.