Lucho_Soto

First, you should be using form.getFormElem()[0].querySelector(...), not document.querySelectorAll(...)[0]. The input you want is always inside the Marketo form element.   Second, the search for the parentNode seems really fragile — you can use element.contains much more manageably — though admittedly if that's the right # of levels up, it'll work.   Beyond that I need to see your page! ... View more

Hi There,   Thanks for the great post and all the comments! I've actually been trying to submit the same form multiple times (but more than twice) to register multiple users using 1 form. I've been successful at submitting the form twice but anything beyond that I can't seem to be able to do it. I've tried many different things and still can't seem to figure it out, my goal is to not have many hidden forms so that I can easily reuse this code for other pages and forms. The forms are being loaded just not via code.   Below is the code that I got from one of SanfordWhiteman's posts. In my form I have a particular field that they can choose the number of users they want to register 1-5 and based on that number different fields will show up for the user to enter First/Last/Email for each. <!---------------Submitting more than 1 lead-------------------------------------> < script   src = "//app-sj01.marketo.com/js/forms2/js/forms2.min.js" ></ script > < script > // <![CDATA[ MktoForms2 . whenReady ( function ( form )  {      var   originalValues ;      var   user1LastName ;      var   user1FirstName ;      var   user1Email ;           form . addHiddenFields ({ '_mkt_trk' : '' });      form . onSubmit ( function ( form )     {          originalValues  =  form . getValues ();          user1LastName  =  $ ( 'input[name="flowjoLicenseUserLastName1"]' ). val ();          user1FirstName  =  $ ( 'input[name="flowjoLicenseUserFirstName1"]' ). val ();          user1Email  =  $ ( 'input[name="flowjoLicenseUserEmail1"]' ). val ();     });      form . onSuccess ( function ( vals ,  thankYouURL )      {        this . onSuccess ();  // clear onSuccess for 2nd run        this . setValues       ({          'LastName' :   user1LastName ,          'FirstName' :   user1FirstName ,          '_mkt_trk' :   '' ,          'Email' :   user1Email       });        this . submit ();  // send it again     }. bind ( form ));   }); // ]]> </ script >   My goal is tack on a for loop to submit integrate over the number of users needed to be added, as such. My goal is to use a for loop to iterate over the submission     for  ( i  =  1 ;  i  <  numberOfLicences  ;  i ++)         {              console . log ( i )              if  ( i  ==  1 )             {                  form . onSuccess ( function ( vals ,  thankYouURL )                  {                      //this.onSuccess(); // clear onSuccess for 2nd run                      this . setValues                     ({                              'LastName' :   user1LastName ,                              'FirstName' :   user1FirstName ,                              '_mkt_trk' :   '' ,                              'Email' :   user1Email                     });                      this . submit ();  // send it again                      return   false ;                 }. bind ( form ));                  continue ;             }              else   if  ( i  ==  2 )             {                  form . onSuccess ( function ( vals ,  thankYouURL )                  {                      //this.onSuccess(); // clear onSuccess for 3nd run                      this . setValues                     ({                              'LastName' :   user2LastName ,                              'FirstName' :   user2FirstName ,                              '_mkt_trk' :   '' ,                              'Email' :   user2Email                     });                      this . submit ();  // send it again                      return   false ;                 }. bind ( form ));                  continue ;             } .... and so on  FYI. numberofLicences is retrieved from user input on the form.   However, this does not seem to work. It feels like the page does refresh but doesn't go do the thank you page, also if I place breaks in the code it also doesn't feel like it's running it. things I'm not too certain of is if all of the different form.onSuccess functions run simultaneously and skips all together the for loop when the form is submitted..a little lost, so all help is welcomed.   Thanks a bunch! ... View more

Hi @Courtney_Grimes  , Freddie Sexton ​ and  Lucho Soto ​, Excellent post - we are working on this now as well and would like to resolve the 'Direct' traffic.  From reading this article https://www.stephanehamel.net/assets/docs/MarketoGACheatSheet_SHamel_150824.pdf passing in the Google Analytics CID and then sending it back - with then sending the Marketo UUID into the Google Analytucs 'uid' field. Then Google Analytics can tie together sessions based on the GA CID field. However when we set the GA CID field - we are only receiving in about 50% of the time in Marketo.  We have tried a jQuery version and a JavaScript version to send the value back, but no luck. Has anyone had success with this method? Best - Jay ... View more

Thanks Sanford! Yes I didn't expect that to work on a landing page, but I was trying everything because nothing was working. For anyone else reading this, it DOES work! I did it by going through their API with the Javascript they provide here: http://pdfmyurl.com/html-to-pdf-api Make sure you read the JS and replace the license key with your own and update output file name (tokens work!).       ... View more

@Lucho_Soto - your idea is something I'd like to implement in my ads, but I'm struggling to see where I can find the two options you mentioned - have them only see it every 10 visits, or not see it for 10 visits after clicking on the ad -- could you expand a little bit on this?  ... View more