SanfordWhiteman

Please post your actual page URL.There's (almost) no reason we can't get the form to do whatever you want, but we need context.

Denise, not only is Josh correct, but there are no email platforms that can figure out which version is read by recipients who do not take any actions and do not read the HTML version with images enabled. The only unattended user action that can be logged is downloading a tracking pixel (which only ...

First, let's be clear: you cannot use JavaScript in email. Browsers and webmail clients will not allow this for security reasons.The only way to get an email to perform unattended tracking actions is if you have a tracking image (a simple tag) and the user has images enabled, and the user's firewa...

Evan, this is a very nice contribution and I appreciate the effort! I know a lot of people talk about homebrewing their solutions, but they don't post code.That said, there are some errors/gaps in your code (you knew this was coming!):Your regex doesn't understand boolean query params (where only th...

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 synthetic path such as '/functions/menus/file/save-as' (for a wild example) for in-app actions.

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 works, so there is something wrong with how you're plugging it in. Please provide your actual URL so we can see.Re: "differ...

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 well, the lead's email client (and their personal settings within that client) dictate which form they will read.I my desk...

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 doesn't suffice because the form itself is loading asynchronously.

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 functions if the lead has enabled images in their email app. Depending on your lead demographics, this could mean a s...

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 for you...