SanfordWhiteman

Kristin's code above works for embedded forms, though. So you need to create a

Of course, it's totally possible! The Forms API works equally well with embedded forms (or even better, in certain ways).

That's mixing two different array functions, so more like so: /* common vars & aliases */ var ANCESTORS_STOR = '.mktoFormRow, .mktoFormCol', INPUTS_STOR = 'INPUT,SELECT,TEXTAREA,BUTTON', wrapperAttrTag = 'data-wrapper-for', COLUMN_LAYOUT_PREFIX = "mfc", COLUMN_LAYOUT_STOR = "LA...

Oh yeah, it's been horrendous. Maybe better today, though.

Hey Greg,Your code's looking a little weird (in terms of display, like this in my Firefox):Maybe a(nother) Jive regression? (Have you also noticed how abysmally slow the Nation is right now?)Anyway, yes, I would generalize it like this (which also includes copying the class from to 😞var ANCESTORS_...

This data point is eye-opening:I think it means executives are really good at lip service. (Or else everything is top priority, which is kinda the way a lot of people work anyway!)

Hey Robb,Here's an approach that keeps the standard named forms functionality.I've dragged a regular named form ("Single Row Form") onto the Free-Form canvas. Then added an HTML element with the CSS + JS:Here are the In addition to tracking form submissions at the LP level and keeping automatic PreF...

Their JS code is blatantly broken, doesn't bear repeating. Bad code needs to be exiled.Using tokens to PreFill (guessing that's what you mean) only works for people who know JS, and doesn't fix the LP statistics. I'll post back later with a version that works with a named or embedded form...

Using an embedded form (rather than named form) on a Marketo LP forcibly disables PreFill and also breaks LP statistics... avoid this unless critically necessary.Don't see why you aren't doing this with a named form. The form's DOM structure is exactly the same.Also: bind the button click event insi...

This is totally happening to me as well. Threads don't recognize new posts, so the sort order never changes. Very frustrating.