Jay_Jiang

One thing I left out is that the script needs to be added after the form. Having the script before the form will not work.

You're using a WP plugin, best to use what's available with the plugin to ensure things don't break. Looking at the Elementor resources, they have an api you can use, specifically - https://developers.elementor.com/forms-api/#Form_Submission_Action - the configuration is made server side

If you have the event date in a program token already...You can add a script like this:N.B. this ignores timezones and assumes the person visiting the landing page and the event are all in the same timezone.

It looks like you want a marketo landing page with a marketo form and ajax to send the same data to a second endpoint.Firstly though, if you're using a marketo landing page, add the form via a marketo form element in the landing page builder, don't use the embed code - you lose prefill if you use th...

Attribution question:Both events should be getting creditData management/hygiene question:Dependent on your business and sales cycles... or personal preference. I can see pros and cons in both.Continuously updating to have 1 true contact pro: tidier database, all history in one place con: cons...

(as they are the same person, but with a new email address)Would not merge if it's a new email address. Both events should get credit for generating a lead each. The person has changed jobs, the old contact should be marked "inactive" and marketing suspended or if you're brave, deleted.Event B has l...

Raul Lozano If you've added the script the script to your LP templates, provided you've approved your landing pages, you don't need to do anything else. People may decided to use tokens or snippets because of scalability - to make updating thousands of landing pages easierWill Etling No there hasn't...

The bizible.js script is the only one you need to add to your templates. Check if it's working by inspecting that a couple of new attributes has been added to your

Performance and user experience wise the answer above is not good. Consider using the stackoverflow answer:function PrintElem(elem){ var mywindow = window.open('', 'PRINT', 'height=400,width=600'); mywindow.document.write(''); mywindow.document.write(''); mywindow....