Add Attributer code to your Wix website

Wix is a popular website-building tool that makes it easy for anyone to create a simple marketing website for your business.

To install Attributer on your Wix website, follow the instructions below:

Step 1: Navigate to the ‘Custom Code’ section of the Settings

From the Dashboard of your Wix account, select ‘Settings’ from the left-hand menu and then select ‘Custom Code’ under the Advanced section.

Step 2: Add the Attributer code

Once you’re in the Custom Code section of Wix settings, select the ‘Add Custom Code’ button in the top right.

In the dialog box that appears, paste the code from your Attributer account into the box labeled ‘Paste the code snippet here’ and then complete the other fields as per the settings shown in the screenshot below.

Step 3: Add some additional code to fix a Wix issue

Wix Forms have a bug where Attributer will successfully write the data into the hidden fields but the data will be discarded on submission. This only impacts visitors to your site using Google Chrome browser on Android devices.

We have alerted the team at Wix of this issue and we hope they will fix it soon, but in the meantime you can add this code directly below the Attributer code you added in Step 2.

<script>

defer = () => {
    if (window.reactAndReactDOMLoaded == undefined) {
        return window.requestAnimationFrame(defer);
    }

    console.log("REACT LOAD");

    reactAndReactDOMLoaded.then(() => {
        window.setTimeout(() => {
            console.log("FORM WATCH");
            document.FlareTrk.watchForm();
        }, 500);
    });
};

defer();
</script>

Step 4: Set the Code Type to ‘Essential’

Navigate to the Code Type tab in the Add Custom Code popup and make sure that ‘Essential’ is selected.

By setting it as Essential, the Attributer code will be loaded on every page for every visitor, and will therefore be able to pass through data for every lead.

If you don’t set it as Essential, it won’t load for everyone and you’ll end up only getting attribution information for some of your leads.

Step 5: Ensure the Attributer code is enabled

Once you’ve successfully added the code, you’ll be redirected back to the Custom Code section of Wix settings. On this page, make sure the code is enabled on your site by checking the switch next to Attributer:

That’s it! Everything should be done. To test it’s installed correctly on your site, follow the instructions here.