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I have a custom code that tracks steps when a user goes through each field of a form. It is designed to capture the element clicked on, map the name of the element to an eVar in adobe, then record a success event. The problem is that on the first form field, there are 2 network calls. On the second, there are 4 network calls. on and on exponentially growing.   By the time i am QAing the last field, there have been over 500 network calls sent for a simple piece of form tracking code. None of my evars are even being recorded in the network calls. I have even disabled the mapping in tealium, and it is still sending adobe calls. What is going on? Is there something going on in the source code of the page that is causing a bug? var clickedItem = jQuery('.formField1.required.needsclick, #message, input, .form-field2.required.needsclick ').on("click", function(event) { if (this.id !== '') { utag.link({ "utag.data.event_type": "form_click", "utag.data.form_field": this.id }) } else { if (jQuery(this).hasClass('xxxxx')) { utag.link({ "utag.data.event_type": "form_click", "utag.data.form_field": "form-field1" }) } else { utag.link({ "utag.data.event_type": "form_click", "utag.data.form_field": "form-field2" }) } } }})   ... View more