SanfordWhiteman

Same problem here and prob'ly everywhere. It seems harmless but it would be nice if it went away.

You can include whatever tokens you want in a link an an email. For example, ?leader={{Lead.GroupLeaderId}}.

How can you test it? Visit a web page at the new domain and check most recent WPA, making sure to include anonymous leads on the Setup tab.You can add the same Munchkin code to multiple websites. By default, all websites are shown in a report. Only by deliberately introducing filters would you end u...

Definitely follow @Josh's advice on the back end.Here's an example of how a few lines of JavaScript and some custom CSS on the form can get you where you want on the front end:http://pages.vaneck.com/multi-event-lp.html#event1http://pages.vaneck.com/multi-event-lp.html#event2

Put all the event info in the body of a single page. Hide all by default. Parse the URL parameters to determine which one to unhide (?event=3, ?event=34, etc.).If I were doing this I'd save all the details in a JavaScript object(s) to not create any extra markup. You might be more comfortable crea...

Of course. I wish I had my Forms 2.0 Cookbook ready for publication, because I've demoed this kind of thing a couple of times on this forum and it'd be easier to send you there! Anyway: http://jsfiddle.net/sanford/q0u0fx9k/

Filled Out Form activities are shown on the Lead record and in Analytics reports.

An embedded Forms 2.0 form will (of course!) result in a Filled Out Form activity in Marketo.

The name of the font as declared in your CSS is actually "Gotham SSm A".

@Dan Stevens The Munchkin code on a Landing Page Termplate is inserted via this line:Remove that line from the LPT to remove Munchkin tracking from resulting LP(s).@David M If the Munchkin code is removed and prefill is disabled, the form can be reused.