SanfordWhiteman

In going through this again we originally had that you could do progressive profiling with the embedded form. You can do ProgPro with an embedded form. You should have a checkbox there.You ​can ​do Known Lead HTML ("hide form if known visitor" in your chart) with an embedded form. You should have ...

The KL HTML isn't technically so known leads don't submit the form, it's used so leads don't see the form fields. The default button that is included in the KL HTML still submits the form and in fact generates a Filled Out Form activity. (I think this is commonly misunderstood.) You can remove t...

Then you want to only conditionally run form.submit() if the lead is already known; orthe lead is becoming known during this form post (i.e. you are osting their email = identifying info)You can take advantage of the Forms 2.0 Known Lead HTML feature to determine if the lead is already known. If th...

I'm already helping you on the other thread. Please don't cross-post on old discussions as it leads to duplicate work.

.whenReady will trigger whenever a form is ready for use; it will not by itself create a loop. But if you already are redrawing the form after submission, then you will have a loop, since every time it redraws whenReady will cause it to resubmit, over and over.

OK, that's good to know. I think when the same lead triggers multiple campaigns, there's unlikely to be an advantage.

I'd be curious about the different types of actions and how they are affected as well.For example, it's impossible that two actions that update a lead record could be completed simultaneously. Even if you get acknowledgment from the SC that the update is complete, the updates need to be serialized ...

You cannot directly populate custom objects from forms, though you can use forms to transport pending custom object data to Marketo, where you can use webhooks to take further action (for example, adding custom object data to a staging queue that is later uploaded via REST API or manual import).Unde...

It works automatically. Marketo's servers attempt to use TLS if it's supported by the remote mailserver, and otherwise fall back to regular unencrypted connections."Opportunistic" is a pretty grandiose buzzword. "TLS when available" is a clearer way to put it, as opposed to "TLS only." You can find ...

Several of those checkboxes weren't really accurate (it's not that they've been fixed, they weren't accurate at the time of posting). Unfortunately, the post wasn't updated, although there are many, many Community discussions that explain the available functionality."Hide form if known visitor" (Kno...