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Re: Disable cookie tracking for multiple form submissions.

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Anonymous
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Disable cookie tracking for multiple form submissions.

I'm trying to get a form to be submitted multiple times without modifying the cookie with each submission. We often have a manager wanting to register multiple people for an event. The form is within a custom guided landing page which does not include

PHP:

echo $mContext['endElements'];

I've disabled Munchkin tracking under the Template Actions menu, but the cookie is still being modified.

Also found this script but only gets an error:

//add a callback to the first ready form on the page

MktoForms2.whenReady( function(form){

  //add the tracking field to be submitted

        form.addHiddenFields({"_mkt_trk":""});

        //clear the value during the onSubmit event to prevent tracking association

  form.onSubmit( function(form){

  form.vals({"_mkt_trk":""});

  })

})

The information of the last person that is registered is being set to the person submitting the form. We would like to disable modifying the cookies on certain landing pages/forms. Can we essentially set the cookie to be read-only?

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SanfordWhiteman
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Re: Disable cookie tracking for multiple form submissions.

That code is (one of) the popular methods for creating a Referral Form and comes straight from Marketo's Kenny E.  It shouldn't create any errors. Please post your URL so we can see what the actual error is.

Also, to be persnickety, it's not that the cookie is being modified. It is, in a sense, read-only.  But the cookie's association is being modified.  If the cookie value were being modified, you wouldn't be having this issue!

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SanfordWhiteman
Level 10 - Community Moderator

Re: Disable cookie tracking for multiple form submissions.

That code is (one of) the popular methods for creating a Referral Form and comes straight from Marketo's Kenny E.  It shouldn't create any errors. Please post your URL so we can see what the actual error is.

Also, to be persnickety, it's not that the cookie is being modified. It is, in a sense, read-only.  But the cookie's association is being modified.  If the cookie value were being modified, you wouldn't be having this issue!

Anonymous
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Re: Disable cookie tracking for multiple form submissions.

You're absolutely correct, the error was in my code above the one from Kenny E, didn't inspect it until you said it was a popular code. Just went unnoticed until I added some code below it. It is now working perfectly! Also, thanks for the info on cookies, good to know the workings.

SanfordWhiteman
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Re: Disable cookie tracking for multiple form submissions.

Great to hear.