DEPRECATED: We have decided to not update this package to support GA4 and this is no longer maintained.

A form mixin that reports form errors as events to Google Analytics.

NB: Only Universal Analytics is supported, which is now deprecated!

Install using pip install django-form-error-reporting.

See examples in tests/forms.py

class ReportedForm(GAErrorReportingMixin, Form):
    ga_tracking_id = 'UA-12345678-0'

    ...

Please report bugs and open pull requests on GitHub.

To work on changes to this library, it’s recommended to install it in editable mode into a virtual environment, i.e. pip install --editable .

Use python -m tests to run all tests locally. Alternatively, you can use tox if you have multiple python versions.

[Only for GitHub team members] Distribute a new version to PyPI by:

• updating the VERSION tuple in form_error_reporting.py
• adding a note to the History
• publishing a release on GitHub which triggers an upload to PyPI; alternatively, run python -m build; twine upload dist/* locally

0.12

Migrated test, build and release processes away from deprecated setuptools commands. No significant library changes.

0.11

Warn that only Universal Analytics is supported at present. Drop support for python 3.6 and 3.7. Add support for python 3.11. Add experimental support for Django versions 4.0 & 4.1. Improve testing and linting.

0.10

Add support for python 3.9 and 3.10. Improve testing and linting.

0.9

Drop support for python 3.5. Improve linting.

0.8

Drop python 2 support (now compatible with 3.5 - 3.8). Support Django 2.2 - 3.2 (both LTS).

0.7

Improve testing.

0.6

Fix versioning problem (module cannot be loaded until dependencies are installed).

0.5

Report user language preference. Better IP address tracking for proxied requests. Add error logging for failed requests. Fix large payload bug.

0.4

Ignore all errors when reporting to Google Analytics.

0.3

Add python 2 compatibility.

0.2

Add convenience form mixin to get Google Analytics ids from request and settings.

0.1

Original release.

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