If you're experiencing technical problems implementing the LinkedIn AutoFill feature on your website, try these troubleshooting tips.
Important to know
As of May 2025, we aren’t accepting new domains for LinkedIn AutoFill. If you currently have LinkedIn AutoFill set up on your website, it will continue to work as usual.
Your AutoFill script should be tailored to the <form> element on the page where you're utilizing AutoFill. If you utilize different forms on multiple landing pages, you need to adjust the AutoFill script for each form to correctly map to your form fields.
These values may be pulled directly from the source code on your landing page by visiting the page, right-clicking, and selecting View Page Source. You will be looking for the "id" value of the <form> element and the "name" or "id" value for each of the form inputs.
<form id="your-form-id>
<input id="your-input-id"></input>
...
</form>
Pull each of these values, and substitute them for the default “12345” in the sample code below:
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<script src="https://www.garudax.id/autofill/js/autofill.js" type="text/javascript" async></script><script type="IN/Form2" data-form="12345" data-field-firstname="12345" data-field-lastname="12345" data-field-phone="12345" data-field-email="12345" data-field-company="12345" data-field-title="12345" data-field-city="12345" data-field-state="12345" data-field-country="12345" data-field-zip="12345"></script>
For example, if your code says <form id="form1234" name="LinkedInTest" label="SalesLeadForm">.
The <form> element specifically requires you to use the "id" value in the autofill code. For all other fields, there is no preference for the element "name" versus the element "id". For example, if the "First Name" field in your source code looks like <input type="text/plain" id="field4" name="firstName">, you may use either "field4" or "firstName" in your autofill code.
Note: Any fields not included in your autofill code will auto-map to relevant field names where possible. If there are certain fields you don't want to include from the code generator page, type in invalid terms that don't exist on the form to remove the auto-mapping.
The AutoFill script must be placed in the <body> element of your web page. The AutoFill button loads in an iframe and will not function if the script is placed in the <head> element of the web page.
<head>...</head>
<body>
...
<script src="https://www.garudax.id/autofill/js/autofill.js" type="text/javascript" async></script>
<script type="IN/Form2" data-form="form1234" data-field-firstname="field4" ...></script>
...
</body>
For WYSIWYG website editors (including marketing automation software like Eloqua or Marketo, CMS platforms like WordPress, and other WYSIWYG web design programs), you can create a custom HTML object on the page directly above your form and place the AutoFill code block inside this element. For some editors, this may require downloading an add-on to facilitate the placement.
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If you need to set absolute dimensions on this custom object, the size of the AutoFill button is 171x33px.
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When placing the AutoFill code directly into the source code, the easiest way to control the placement of the button is to place the script in its own element, either right before or within the form element, and above any of the form fields. Placing the script in its own div will allow greater flexibility to manipulate the button placement (floating, centering, padding, etc.).
Double-check the accuracy of your domain submission. If you're utilizing a subdomain for your landing page (i.e. business.linkedin.com instead of www.garudax.id), ensure that the subdomain has also been added to the allow list for AutoFill. If your site begins with a "www", it's important to include this with the domain name when you request to add your domains to the allow list.
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Make sure to publish all updates to your live website once you have finished implementing the AutoFill code.
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View the page source and double-check your form code vs. the AutoFill code on the page. Make sure your <form id = ""> value matches the data-form="" value from the AutoFill code.
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Check whether your form is inside an iframe on your page. If so, the AutoFill code needs to go on the form itself (inside the iframe), and the domain of the iframe source needs to be added to the allow list if that domain has not yet been added.
Here's a tip
AutoFill doesn't work on dropdown fields.