Content behind an email wall (sign up forms)

Welcome to the community @VVN88 

I notice that your are missing the closing parts of the Javascript (in bold below). 

<script type="text/javascript">
    document.querySelector('.klaviyo_form_trigger').addEventListener('click', function (){
        window._klOnsite = window._klOnsite || []; 
        window._klOnsite.push(['openForm', 'your form code']);
});
</script>
 
Hope that helps.

Regards

Andy

Hi @VVN88 

Have you run through this also https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005080407 specifically the part about onsite tracking? That is required for Klaviyo tracking and forms to work.

Regards

Andy

Hi @VVN88 

How about a form that appears immediatly just on that url?

Regards

Andy

Hi @VVN88 

OK. Here are the steps from what I understand your use-case to be.

• Create your form as a ‘full page’
• Under ‘targeting & behavior’’ » ‘Display’ set to ‘immediatlely’. Also ‘Click outside form to close’ and disable ‘on desktop’ and ‘on mobile’ just to be safe (that it can’t be closed)
• Click the close icon on your form and in it’s config. set to size 0; set X color to your background colour; set X thickness to 0px; set ‘border color’ and ‘background color’ to your background color. That should mean the X close button is not visible. 
• Under ‘targeting & behavior’’ » ‘Targeting’ set ‘Only show on certain URLs’ to the url you want this form to appear. I don’t know if you want it to appear to all visitors so review the ‘Visitors’ drop down to select your condition.
• On the success set of your form, the ‘thank you for subscribing’ (this step has to be there - Klaviyo restriction) add a button with an action of ‘close form’. This is necessary as the x to close is not visible so they won’t be able to clear the success step without it.
• You may want to enable ‘Don’t show again if form was submitted or if go to URL button was clicked’ under  ‘targeting & behavior’’ » ‘Display’ so that contact who submits doesn’t see the form again on a subsquent visit (though they will if they visit again ingognito or from a different uncookied device).

So, you should end up with a full-screen form that appears immediately on that target url and that can’t be closed. When they enter their details and submit, the form closes and they see your success (thank you) form content which they close to see the target url content. Test this first though!

Let me know how you get on.

Regards

Andy