There are several different ways to obtain your form respondent’s IP address from your submission data.
How to View the IP Address in Jotform Tables
- Go My Forms.
- Select the form, and click the Submissions button in the top toolbar.
- In Jotform Tables, click the Columns button near the upper-right hand corner.
- Search and enable Submission IP.
The Submission IP is now displayed as the last column of the table.
How to Include the IP Address in an Email Notification
- Edit or create an Email Notification.
- Add the
{ip}tag to the Email Content.
How to Include the IP Address in Reports
- Edit or create a Jotform Report.
- Tick on the Submission IP checkbox when prompted to select the fields to include in the report.
How to View the IP Addresses on the Old Submissions Page
- On the old submissions page, click the Settings (gear) icon.
- Tick on the IP option.
- The submission IP will be shown on the left side of the page.
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15 Comments:
Can you still trace IP address when surveys are created for anonymous completion
Can I add the ip address from Get visitor location to my form builder?
Please Help me to submit this ip public so that appears in serp google
Thanks....it worked great...now, how can I find out an address that might be associated with this IP address
Great, this is what I'm looking for
Its very beneficial to get customer feedbacks, it helps in understanding the strength and weakness of business. BugRam is also a nice tool for feedback
Any way to collect ipv6?
Thanks...! It didn't work out. :D
that's what I needed. thanks.
I want this information stored in spreadsheet real-time along with timestamps as well as responses received. Can that be done?
This is no longer an option. Can it be found somewhere else?
Website real estate is limited and everything you add to your site has to justify its existence in some way. I think that a feedback form definitely does justify its existence in an important way because it ensures potential customers that you're there for them. I think that its sometimes a hard sell to add anything else to your website because in the rush to add Facebook and Twitter buttons and all kinds of sharing buttons to websites a lot of important real estate has been covered in useless buttons. I think that its really only about Facebook for businesses and this is illustrated by the number of companies listed at that have emerged that help businesses advertise on Facebook. The only downside to adding a feedback form is that the number of repetitive questions you get will definitely skyrocket and will take up more of your time. But this is counterbalanced by the increased sales potential and the likelyhood that you will figure out what problem areas you have and improve your site for your customers.
great idea going to mention it to my Ed
I would like to enable the IP Address option, however I also receive an "error on page" message.
Can this be fixed please? Thank you.
tried this but the settings icon only displays an error on the page.
Ideas?