SanfordWhiteman

It actually does look like it's working for me: I created a lead with Last Name 'N/A' and submitted the form. Then when I refreshed it to prefill, it blanked out the Last Name (although I could see that the server had returned the saved last name to the form, the whenReady code blanked out the inpu...

I agree with everyone else that there's no hard and fast rule; even as the provider of code to block "consumer" accounts, I wouldn't use the code myself. To add to the complexity well noted by Justin Norris, in our business (financial industry/wholesale model) there are people with Gmail addresses w...

Sure, why not? Put a filter on the people that go through the Sync Lead to SFDC flow.

You don't have to prefix values. Heck, you could use an intuitively-named JS object or array of objects, or whatever data structure you want. And you could even fetch the list from your server via Ajax so the list can be stored separately from the form....Anyway, I agree that having more robust (or...

Build the regexp in JavaScript, then either fire a munchkinFunction::visitWebPage or append additional data to the URL before Munchkin::init if there's a match.

They'll show up, but make sure under the Setup you have ​Anonymous Users = Shown.

Visited Web Page.

The SOAP and REST APIs are pretty easy to use even for a junior developer. The sheer volume of data you may encounter means this really isn't something that should be so easy to generate within the browser (IMO). It's sort of like: If you can crunch this data, chances are you also have a programmer....

To be clear, is that the actual link within the email, or is it the link after it bounces off your branding domain?I want to see the URL with the branding domain in it (click.wennsoft.com or whatever domain you're using).

Sure, you can write the whole document.referrer (same place Marketo gets the data) into a hidden field. form.addHiddenFields{ referrerURL: document.referrer }