SanfordWhiteman

Please post the URL of your landing page.

whenReady() is the equivalent of loadForm(). Try adding your form.onSuccess() listener inside of whenReady().

Don't use the embedded form syntax (MktoForms2.loadForm) on a Marketo LP.Drag the form into the page and then, to add event handlers, use MktoForms2.whenReady,The 2 methods are distinguished in the Forms 2.0 developer docs.

@Josh Reminders can indeed be part of standard ICS files. They are not only local settings.@Ashley P see https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/855f5de0-2f39-41ad-8380-e8b35d7c82dd/valarm-in-outlook?forum=outlookdev . I don't off-the-top if Marketo can include the VALARM but you can b...

You really need to use a true one-to-many setup past a certain point. You can use a Marketo custom object (which costs $) but maybe could get away with using something like Munchkin synthetic clicks on /purchase/productN. Those are always one-to-many (like any web activities). The disadvantage is th...

What forms are you using Web2Lead on?

Yes, use it exactly as-is.

@Josh The customer's SPF record has no meaning for Marketo emails!@Vivian R When you set up DKIM you are creating a legally enforceable binding between the email and the owner of the DKIM subdomain (and, in practice, to the whole domain, since subdomain ownership can't really be detached without del...

I agree with @Dory V and @Drew S that alerting on Clicked Link in Email triggers is the most straightforward way. If you want the click to appear as a a Filled Out Form activity, there are ways to do that as well, but is that really necessary for your case?

Er... are you exposing your Marketo API key to the world? Simply put, the REST API is not designed to be used directly from the browser. Or is that api_post.js a NodeJS script?