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Use the onValidate handler as in theForms 2.0 API docs.
<script src="//app-sj01.marketo.com/js/forms2/js/forms2.min.js"></script>
<form id="mktoForm_96"></form>
<script>MktoForms2...
It's the most basic Javascript imaginable:
<script>
document.location.href = "http://pages.example.com/a_very_special.pdf";
</script>
However I know any code can makenon-coders ...
@ChristinaPappas if you want to manage access URLs for a static asset, set up a landing page that does a javascript redirect to the asset's URL. Then manage redirects at the LP lev...
@David H no JavaScript, no validation. Anyone running a NoScript extension or similar can submit the forms to the backend without the "requiired" fields because they aren't truly m...
@David P I see now that youareShindigz!That will make it quite easy to integrate fully on the client side, without any server work at all and no rate limit worries.What you want to...
@David P do you have access to add JS code to the Shindigz page? Do you get a copy of the Shindigz data via email or via their API? Please explain how you would plan to intercept/r...
@Kenny E While the rate-limiting may be easier to deal with using REST or SOAP, that's only if (1) one is able to schedule requestsasynchronously using the API call, but not with o...
I then wanted to just have little pop up window that has the thank you message instead of a full landing page that opens in a new tab.
Yeah, you can't do this because it implies t...
@Aqeel that setting is useless in real-world mail apps for two reasons. One, web-based mail apps already open links in new windows rather than overwriting the mail app window itsel...
Fix is simple:
div#lpeCDiv_36605 { color: white !important;}
However I would take out as much of the element styles from your tokens as you can, otherwise you'll always have to do...