Jay_Jiang

So... use forms api to add utms as hidden fields, you'll nee to get the values from a cookie or url parameter with some additional javascript.automatically submit the form on known visitor loadMktoForms2.whenReady(function (form) { form.addHiddenFields({"utm_content":utm_content,"utm_source":utm_...

Right, missed the "defined thank you page" part. Try adding this instead:

So you want, for example, a cookied lead who clicks a link that should go to a landing page... to skip the landing page and go straight to the thank you page?In your form settings, change settings for known visitors to custom HTMLThere you can add

As per Sanfords post below, API calls on anonymous leads return no information.If you want anonymous leads to appear in your database like old marketo days (be aware of the consequences) you could use the munchkin associate call to set a temporary unique email address (e.g. take the munchkin number ...

As Sanford says, replace your css links with or you can just use //

You can use REST to get leadid by cookie/rest/v1/leads.json?access_token=xxx&filterType=cookies&filterValues=_mch-domain.com-1533412128399-11111&fields=id

You can still view anonymous leads, when you double click into a record in lead database, just change the query string to a number that doesn't appear in your database view i.e. /leadDatabase/loadLeadDetail?leadId=2580196

Try with just "_mch-domain.com-1533412128399-11111"

Can you post a link to the approved page?One thought - other css is affecting your css, you may need to make your css !important

Using constraints is definitely the way to go here. If you have thousands of files, you'll need some javascript in the footer of your pages to automatically append the path as a query string to links ending in .pdfThen you'll be able to do this: