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Track events

Track important user actions with HTML attributes or JavaScript.

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Use custom events for actions that matter more than a page view: signups, checkout clicks, demo requests, external links, and activation steps.

HTML attributes

Add data-talivia-event to an element:

<button data-talivia-event="signup-click">Start free trial</button>

Add event data with data-talivia-event-* attributes:

<button
  data-talivia-event="checkout-click"
  data-talivia-event-plan="pro"
  data-talivia-event-location="pricing"
>
  Checkout
</button>

Talivia automatically reads these attributes on click.

Track when an element becomes visible

Add data-talivia-visible to any element that matters: a pricing section, CTA, banner, alert, or modal.

<section data-talivia-visible="pricing-seen">
  <h2>Simple pricing</h2>
</section>

Talivia sends the pricing-seen event once per page view when 50% of the element is visible.

Use optional attributes when the default is not right for an element:

<button
  data-talivia-visible="signup-cta-seen"
  data-talivia-visible-threshold="0.7"
  data-talivia-visible-delay="700"
>
  Start free trial
</button>
  • data-talivia-visible-threshold accepts 0.1 through 1. The default is 0.5.
  • data-talivia-visible-delay waits for the element to remain visible before sending the event. The default is 0 milliseconds.

Visibility events include visibility_percentage, threshold, and delay in their event data. They work like any other Talivia event in Sessions, Goals, and Funnels.

Links

For normal links, Talivia waits for the event request before navigating when possible.

<a href="/pricing" data-talivia-event="pricing-link">Pricing</a>

External links, modifier-key clicks, and _blank links are not blocked.

JavaScript

window.talivia.track('invite-sent', {
  role: 'viewer',
});

Use JavaScript when the event depends on application state, form results, or a server response.

Event data tips

  • Use stable names like signup-click, not user-facing button text.
  • Keep numeric values as numbers when you want to compare them later.
  • Avoid sending personal information unless it is needed for payment attribution and allowed by your privacy policy.

Cross-domain tracking

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