Joe_Barrett

This question seems "unanswered" still, but you provided an excellent script that works for pages with 2 or more forms on the same page. Thanks! But I prefer, .style.display = 'none'; to clear up the space that was used by the form.

Ahhh, this was loading in the footer on a separate form. I should assign this code to a form by ID I guess to avoid stripping the inline style I give to

Found you helping someone in a similar situation here Make a Marketo Form Submission in the background

Thanks, I'm sure I'll be back begging for more of your time. It's a great thing you do for this community.And yes this form is still visible, It renders in the browser inspector like this:

The issue I had with that Example (Make a Marketo Form Submission in the background ) is: 1. Display:none doesn't seem to be working on the Marketo Form element2. How do I collect / change the values that are submitted. ... var myForm = MktoForms2.allForms()[0];myForm.addHiddenFields({//These are t...

Ahhh, Sanford with a great solution, every time. Where can I see some examples/documentation on the JS API, I'm no JS-wonder.As for conflicts, multiple forms on one page, which can be avoided in other ways ideally though.

Ok, thanks. Ideally I prefer a. but under theme css on page 2 it doesn't show ALL the styles that it intends to render on the page. Just a little tedious to make a form, go to the browser, inspect the element, go back to marketo undo the styles, go back to the browser, etc. I'm going to try this Su...

So this very expensive platform doesn't offer easy/simple form logic? like Schedule a call? > pick a day > Pick A time slot? That is unfortunate. Maybe integrating with a more robust form creator, like gravity forms for a wordpress site would be a solution?