SanfordWhiteman

If you don't supply a URL, there's nothing for us to troubleshoot.

Looks like you're using the 2.0.x code actually, but you forgot to pick up the CSS from the CSS pane in CodePen. That's essential.

See my answer on your other thread.

I'm trying out your codeWhich code? 1.0.x or 2.0.x branch?Is the JS code placed on the form itself, on the template or as a HTML snippet on the page?Forms JS always goes in a

Right, you'd need a separate "resume" flow for each path you've provisionally kicked them out of.Or you could set up a webhook that could replay their form submission if you want to them to reenter from the top.

Put people in a quarantine list, then age them out after hand-inspection (well, somebody else does the inspection ).There's no simple solution if you don't require JS to submit the form (and once you don't require JS then you're not requiring reCAPTCHA.)Note a tracked email link won't work without J...

I was handed a landing page with no Marketo Forms element hence I am not using MktoForms2.whenReady or MktoForms2.whenRendered instead I ended relying on Window.*You can always use the MktoForms2 object -- I don't understand what you mean there? Even if there's no named Marketo form in the page, if ...

OK, regardless of ​who appended the value, it was simply added incorrectly. There's no inherent problem with adding a querystring to this particular token. It's the same with ​any Marketo ​token that may contain a URL with existing params, like a {{my.token}} or {{lead.token}}.

Rajesh, you will likely find this code more flexible:MktoForms2 :: Demo :: Override Field Order v2.0.2 - via Flexbox If you need IE 8-9 compatibility you need the older, more complex approach:MktoForms2 :: Demo :: Override Field Order 1.0.2

Also, it occurs to me that you don't even need any JS to do this. You can use pure CSS: