SanfordWhiteman

Sure, you can easily call a Munchkin event in the form's onSuccess handler.

@Bryant C Instead of blindly redirecting them to the asset, simply log a Clicked Link event using the Munchkin API, then redirect them. You don't need any additional LPs or forms.Then all those downloads (well, the attempt to download -- I always give the caveat that starting a download doesn't mean...

@Dan M What @Adam Vavrek is saying (not to step on his toes) is that as long as you load Munchkin -- a must-do for any of your external pages -- clicks will be logged as a Clicked Link in Web Page activity for the anonymous lead. You can also call the Munchkin API directly if you need fancier track...

@Dan R But that seems like exactly what @Dan Stevens is trying to avoid -- adding the form fields to the Marketo side (we've done the same as you with TypeForm in just the past week, by the way).@Dan Stevens It's an interesting goal. A bidirectional survey API (you would have to be able to query Ma...

Sorry I didn't get a chance to look at this before. I had to suddenly go out of town. @Anna L I looked at the URL you posted and it's not "taking you back to the main site" per se. It's actually going to http://study.navitas.com/PIBT-KEN-Publicexpo-AEC-Nairobi-March2015-CM_PIBT-KEN-Schoolexpo-AEC-...

MktoForms2.loadForm( "//app-zz01.marketo.com", "AAA-BBB-CCC", 999, function(form){ form.onSubmit(function(form){ var enteredPhone = form.getValues().Phone; if ( !/^\+/.test(enteredPhone) ) form.setValues({ Phone : '+'+enteredPhone }) }) });

@James if you want to contact me directly we can work on it.

@Bryant C A link typically goes via the Marketo click tracking server (your branding domain) in order to be linked to the lead's activity history. If a lead forwards a link it still carries their identifying info, so later clicks will also be linked to the original lead. This is why the "Forward t...

What @Takehiro said, like in onValidate:if ( /(\d|^First$)/i.test(vals().Firstname ) ) { // kick them back out with an error}However I'd be wary of trying to account for too many "fake" names. Eventually you run up against a false positive, especially in your own debugging (I frequently use "San...

While I agree with @Amy L, if you're talking about redirecting to both files at once (so the user is prompted to download both of them) that's, in practice, impossible, though it does work with one file. However providing both links should suffice.