SanfordWhiteman

How is the form actually posting the data?Was it designed to simulate a Marketo fom post (to Mkto servers, with Mkto field names, including hidden values) or to send the data... where?

...like so: http://s.codepen.io/figureone/debug/gbJapR?Category=Demohttp://s.codepen.io/figureone/debug/gbJapR?Category=Callbackhttp://s.codepen.io/figureone/pen/gbJapR

@Juliette Yes, someone using the X-List-Unsubscribe functionality (presented as a button in Gmail, for instance) won't log a click on the page because all the communications happen over e-mail.

Absolutely. Like so.

@Arielle - Sounds good. Not to confuse matters, but a Filled Out Form activity is not actually a Munchkin thing. However, having Munchkin loaded is (almost) always advisable so you might as well think of everything as one activity tracking package.

Munchkin never logs interesting moments directly. It logs page views and clicked links. It's up to you to use a flow to elevate some of those to IMs.Using a firewall is mandatory and doesn't affect Munchkin's operation (if you're hosting Munchkin, that's just the underlying JavaScript code anyway. T...

Very simple -- pass the value in the query string (?preselect=1 or ?preselect=2) and set the value when the form loads.

function(form){ form.onSuccess(function(values, followUpUrl){ document.getElementById('confirmform').style.visibility = 'visible'; setTimeout(function(){document.location.href = followUpUrl},4000); return false; }); });

@Regie what I posted is a customized version of the Marketo embed code.@Justin I think the LinkedIn code is supposed to fill the fields automatically (?) based on the mapping element (LI field = Mkto field) when it loads. But this is a really terribly documented feature for a major platform. I hope...

I can tell you that this code duplicates what you provided using the Forms 2.0 API (injects the LinkedIn script dynamically after the Marketo form is loaded and refers to the Marketo fields). Past that, I can't tell you much: documentation on the LI autofill feature is really scant. You'd probably...