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When debugging, make sure you reduce and simplify your code to the smallest part that is triggering an error.In this case the error you posted has nothing to do with the associateLead() call. The hit to ... visitWebPage occurs when you run Munchkin.init(), and it's that (attempted) hit that's causi...
Since they will also need the form ID and names of the fields, what I'd do is send them the form's embed code. They can see everything they need there.
That's a pretty specific text string. I doubt you'll really catch every variation that way; a warning ("Employment applications or questions are not accepted via this form under any circumstances. Go here instead.") is likely better.If you really want to match that strictly:
Set up a Marketo form. Add the Marketo fields you want to store the data in and set their field type(s) to "Hidden." If you want to log data even if people never convert and stay anonymous, set those fields to automatically gather their values from corresponding query parameters. For example, if yo...
A lightbox will not affect the Referrer URL unless (and this a bad idea) it always loads the form into an IFRAME. Please post a link to the page in question.
I would recommend mapping your Marketo fields to special "holding area" fields (we call them "self-service" fields) in SFDC. Then the sales-qualified data (if you will) gets overwritten, but you also allow users to make self-service recommendations that a salesperson can verify before copying to th...
@Ekaterina for a generic HTML page I would indeed assume you meant the
There's nothing that would allow any company to break the rules of what email messages are allowed to do... by the email apps that read those messages.Of course you can do stuff like send a message that has 5 different links to rate a movie from 1 to 5 stars, like Amazon does, but that isn't an "ema...
Yes and no. You can add checkbox elements (though they will not display by default in Outlook Web Access, for one example) but the email still won't operate as a "form" in the way you might be imagining -- there is no reliable concept of form fields + Submit button.The closest to simulating such a ...
@Sandra, I'd roll this back even further and wonder if you had an experienced Marketo developer recommend this architecture.As an experienced Marketo Forms 2.0 developer I have to say that using the server-to-server SOAP API (which is itself deprecated in favor of REST) instead of the client-only Fo...