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Oliver, great plugin, congrats.

In addition to your plugin, we also use a modified version of Chip Cuccio's contact form plugin to record contacts in a db table for tracking. We found one of the most useful things to track was a) the original referrer for the contact; and b) if the referrer was a search engine result page, the search keywords used.

This way you can see:

- someone came from xyz.com and then what they entered in the contact form

- someone searched Google for xyz to find you and what they entered in the contact form

This might be a feature you would consider adding to your own tracking functionality.

Drop me an email if you want to see the code we use to get the referrer details.

Thanks Oliver, I was able to place the {Referer} tag in the admin email. If I come from Page A (on site A) directly to Page B (on site B, with Cforms form on it) and fill out the form, the Referer value shows as Page B instead of Page A. 

Also, I tried setting up a hidden field using Referer|{Referer} in the field value so the default would be the variable for Referer and show in the db tracking. However after I set this up and tested, the Referer value was blank.

Form is here: http://om4.com.au/test-referer-value-in-cforms/

I tried the field value you showed, no change. The hidden field is shown in the View mode for Tracking, but the field is empty.

For referer tracking, Original Referer is what would be useful to report, the last page used before coming to the current site. Tells you who sent the person who made the enquiry.