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@Mark, for some reason I cannot comment directly on your question but I can reply to Brians. Definitely follow Brian's advice, you should be firing Tealium calls not GA calls and it will be very simple for you to convert this script. However, the problem you're facing is something I noticed on this script. You'll see that running the script you get a start and finish even fire immediately after beginning to scroll. I made the following modification at the end of the script in order to fix it. You'll want to implement this as well as following Brian's suggestion:     $(window).scroll(function() { if (timer) { clearTimeout(timer); } if (!scroller) trackLocation();           // Use a buffer so we don't call trackLocation too often.         timer = setTimeout(trackLocation, callBackTime);     }); ... View more

In relation to Wes's response, this is best done on DOM ready, although the only thing that could make that fail is having this load prior to jQuery, and it all depends on how and where jQuery loading. However, the one thing that pops out at me is that your selector is VERY definite and perhaps the form is not qualifying because something in the selector is not matching. The other possibility is that the form is going through some client side validation and the initial .submit event is being captured and stopped. It's really hard to determine a cause without actually seeing the site. Either way, validation is something you definitely want to keep in mind or else this would trigger any time the user clicks submit even if the form fails to do so. ... View more