dmartinijr

const formHandler = () => { window.MktoForms2.whenReady((mktoForm) => { console.log(mktoForm) }) } Apologies for the typo above, the proper mktoForm is within my local project. The mktoForm object prints to console but the form element that should be associated with it is still undefined...

Thanks for the insight. I think I had just been trying every combination which way because I was stuck. const formHandler = () => { window.MktoForms2.whenReady((form) => { window.form.onSubmit((form)=>{ console.log('test') window.form.submit() }) }) }It still cannot re...

Since the fields are required to begin with, and I'm not changing or manipulating their values in any way, there shouldn't be any reason to force assign them a value. I've tried this method to rule it out, and ultimately reverted the code back because it was unnecessary. So oddly enough, the code r...

Thanks! This is very helpful. I will certainly work towards implementing the V2 of the code - but I'd like to at least get this V1 working since I believe I'm very close. Any additional ideas as to why this would fail? Revised code below & updated JSFiddle for testing. Anything to do with hidden fie...

Thank you very much for providing some insight here. Unfortunately the form still does not post even when values are assigned to required fields & the "_mkt_trk" is set to null on the second post. Any other ideas? Is there any way to post errors to the console so I'm not just blindly guessing at wha...