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From your description, it doesn't sound like you need to use the REST API nor even server-side form posts. You just need to use the client-side Munchkin and Forms 2.0 APIs, which a...
Dan, I think you're using an offbeat definition of "tracking across domains." First of all, deep click tracks are only possible if Munchkin is loaded, so I don't know why you'd tes...
How can you test it? Visit a web page at the new domain and check most recent WPA, making sure to include anonymous leads on the Setup tab.
You can add the same Munchkin code to m...
Definitely follow @Josh's advice on the back end.Here's an example of how a few lines of JavaScript and some custom CSS on the form can get you where you want on the front end:http...
Put all the event info in the body of a single page. Hide all by default. Parse the URL parameters to determine which one to unhide (?event=3, ?event=34, etc.).If I were doing this...
Of course. I wish I had my Forms 2.0 Cookbook ready for publication, because I've demoed this kind of thing a couple of times on this forum and it'd be easier to send you there! An...