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You'll use the Munchkin API, specifically the Munchkin function 'clickLink'. This creates a synthetic link click event you can use to flag interesting client-wide events. Craft a s...
Ravi, it appears you are using my code from MktoForms2 :: Google Places Autocomplete (you really should attribute it instead of saying you "created a code").Obviously the demo work...
Keerthi, all leads are sent both forms of the email, so the strict answer to your question is that there is no difference in how they are "sent out."However, as John illustrates we...
John, all event listeners that depend on elements in a Marketo form must be added within the MktoForms2.whenReady listener. See Forms 2.0 » Marketo Developers.Waiting for DOMReady ...
Jeff, you don't use Munchkin in emails.For email open tracking Marketo automatically inserts a tracking pixel. (Note, though, that open tracking is highly untrustworthy, as it only...
OK. That code looks very hard to maintain (string constants should be kept as separate as possible, and I would recommend using a lookup table of IDs and classes). But if it works ...
All the logic you talk about can be done by attaching Munchkin function calls to single or multiple pointer/touch events (mouseenter, mouseout, etc.).However, you will have to enga...