Sandeepkumar2

Sure, on reviewing the LP, I found the form itself has the setting for showing a success message on submit, you need to add the redirection on form level only."successTitle":"Thank you. ","successBody":"You'll now be redirected."

The script seems correct, the only issue is you have an unclosed tag in the html.Here is the correct one.#if ($lead.rentalAMER12.contains("D1-AIML-01"))

The best solution is to ask the agency to make it responsive because if you event try to make the email width to 600 or 640, there are chances the internal tables are given with 1000px width or 500+500 for 2 columns, same for the images as well.Another quick solution is to after giving the container...

Check for this solution, mentioned here with the same problem, this might helphttps://nation.marketo.com/t5/product-discussions/form-not-redirecting-on-completion/m-p/185793#M133705

Actually the form is working but a little different when we redirects and download a file, when you submit the form the pdf gets downloaded in the background and the thank you page is opened in the background as well, so when you hits again, it shows error.

That's a good approach but in that way the element is no more editable, you can't edit the element by clicking on it in the edit mode.The only option left is to use variable to update the values.

Here is another approach already answered might help you https://nation.marketo.com/t5/product-discussions/mass-updating-forms/td-p/34548

Thanks, Darshil, I think either I was looking in a different workspace, I tested this, and it's working fine.

in an inline element, which will create an issue on email if the border and other styling are added to it, make sure to wrap the tag in a and give background color and border to the instead of tag.

.none, .none table {mso-hide: all;} this should be inside the tag with the section.(rest of the tags) Regarding your second query, What I'm confused by is where you got the class name ".none"?It's from the meta tag with the name false_value="none"