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@Megan R That page is not setting any cookies (whether or not you submit the form). Are you sure the visits you're seeing aren't the Click events from a user who is is already cookied? That is, if you have a link to this test page from another page www.netgainit.com/forms.html and you do load Munch...

@Megan R Please post a link to your page (or a page with equivalent setup if you want to hide the URL).

Demo of writing an unlimited # of temporary, browser-only fields into a single Marketo field as a concatenated value.Using this method you could maintain only one field in your Mkto database to hold a wide variety of interesting form info.In the demo, the permanent field (FirstName) is still shown o...

@Bamah P There's no such thing, really, as a "temp field" on the server side. There are fields that aren't synced to SFDC -- maybe that's what you mean -- but you can't post data to a field that gets saved on the Lead without that field existing, as a permanent custom field, in your Marketo databas...

@Anurag Well yeah... but then you need to customize a trigger for every possible field name. This is a lot easier to do on the browser side.I also don't see in general @Bamah would need to "relabel" the field values if the field name is always the same for all her users. That's not how databases a...

Demo here of a simple way to reuse the same fields with different names, prepending the name to the value upon submit.I'm not exactly clear on your use for this. You have to be really sure the same person is never asked the same question with a different dynamic name.

It would be simple to concatenate field name and field value using the onSubmit event of the Forms API. Don't see what this to do with tokens, though.

An "unguessable" URL like pages.example.com/dc87b967-90d1-42cc-808f-e789ecae45c3 is approximately the same as a password-protected page with a simple URL w/a single global password distributed alongside the URL. That is to say, not really secure but unlikely to be stumbled upon.Other than that, to...

Hi Guys,Here's an easier way to do it that only needs one form. We just duplicate the Submit button into two buttons. Check it out here.

Emails aren't delivered to devices, they're delivered to servers.Only when an email has been opened (if images are enabled) or a link has been clicked can you know what browser/platform/app is in use.