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@Dan - Yeah, my bad, the numeric web page ID needs to be translated to a URL via Munchkin in order for that to be in a trigger. But I believe you can use the web page ID (like 16542) without Munchkin having touched the page.
I'd do any followup calls in the onSuccess handler because that way you are logging a successful form post, rather than just an attempted one as in onSubmit (not that failure is common, but it's the proper way).
@Chris, like @Josh says this is something to build in JS using the Forms 2.0 API... something like this demo I just put together. (Maybe to add to the Forms 2.0 Cookbook I'm working on to compile similar crazy stuff I've done lately.)This example uses dependency rules stored as JSON -- the rules are...
@James G Simple stuff: form.onSubmit(function(form){ form.vals({ My_Checkbox__c : ( 'yes' == form.vals().My_Checkbox__c ? 'no' : 'yes' ) }); });Demo here.
Munchkin won't affect the FoF activity. What do you see in the Activity Log for a lead who fills it out?
Still doable. Create two fields `DownloadEligibilityStartDate` and `DownloadAttemptOffsetDays`.Set the `Eligibility` in a flow step when somebody is sent the email.When they hit the form, set the `Offset` to the days between now and `Elig'ty`. Use Advanced Thank You to send them to the Download pag...
@Greg L that's interesting that it passed your internal audit (because it probably wouldn't pass ours!). Would you mind contacting me (sandy@figureone.com) and maybe we could talk for a second about your rules/regs?
I wouldn't say it needs any code. Just an Inferred Country-based Segmentation that finds if a lead matches one of your Allowed Inferred Country values. Then the Landing Page either displays the download link or not.This will not stop malicious users from hitting the direct link to the asset if they...
@Stephen S There are enough very different IEs in the wild right now that you can't just say "IE." If you are forced to support IE 8 (let alone IE 7) opacity is known to be pretty wack. However, modern IE has no problem at all keeping up with the Chromes and Firefoxes. What exact version of IE ar...
@All - A trick to accomplish this uses the Advanced Thank You feature of Forms 2.0. Using this feature, you can check to see if a form field is in a date range and have the final URL change automatically.So first create a custom field in Marketo called formPostDate or whatever. You need only have ...