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Agreed. It is ultimately useful when comparing clicks on the button vs successful submissions which would clue us in as to whether or not we are doing a good job making sure that it is understood as to what fields are required. If users are clicking and the form is not submitting that could mean we ...

@SanfordWhiteman Is this article still relevant? I am having issue using GTM to do the form binding and while I am not a developer, the answer to my issue seems like it might lie in this article.

I already have code in place for a datalayer push for the onsuccess event. I guess what I was looking at were clicks regardless of whether the form was submitted successfully or not but I can see just tracking successful clicks the way you described.