Dear Community,
I embedded a simulated webpage within a Qualtrics survey by using the following html code: . I am passing the user id, which I set as Embedded Data at the beginning of the survey flow, to the destination website in order to match the User id on Qualtrics with Google Analytics on the page.
The problem is the following: Google Analytics perfectly detects the User ID if the survey is taken from Safari or Firefox. Instead, if the respondent is using Chrome or Edge, Google Analytics does not detect anything. Do you have any suggestion about a potential turnaround for this issue?
Many thanks in advance!
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Issue with iframe question on Chrome and Edge
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+67GabrielePizzi I'm very interested in the answers you get to this question, since I've received questions who want to integrate surveys directly into Web pages and it will be useful if we know exactly how to pass embedded data. (I thought this was only possible using a site intercept and not an anonymous link, but will follow this thread eagerly.)
Is your Chrome/Edge using an adblocker (ABP, Ghostery etc.) by any chance. These will block Google Analytics from executing any JS, hence you wouldn't get any data.
AdamK12 You can use an iframe to embed a survey easily. See this demo.
Here's the code for a website to act like a Qualtrics survey:
It won't load if you are using ad/tracking blockers, since Qualtrics is does a lot of tracking and is often blocked. To account for this, the demo shows a message after 3 seconds.
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