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@Naor Yeah that's what @Josh meant -- use the token only for the dynamic part of the URL, keeping the http:/https: in the static part of the email.

@Regie K Please post a link to the LI code you're referring to.Like @Justin C says HTML forms (Marketo forms are HTML

@Justin C One last thing: I feel this should be in the onSuccess rather than the onSubmit to make sure it can't abort the async form post.

How are you coding your pop-out forms? An embedded Forms 2.0 form in lightbox mode, for example, will still log the FoF activity with the form name.

The core sync is one email per lead per day -- but you can't select which email.You can turn this off and, for one example, use the Create Salesforce Task flow step to log individual send actions. However it's not going to look the same as the core sync (it won't have a reference to the email templ...

Here's another way with just CSS: http://pages.vaneck.com/ProgPro-Sample-2.htmlBut I think the JS way is more elegant and manageable (works for any existing theme CSS).

@David H A redirect rule proper (in the admin UI) uses an HTTP 301. There's no way to load any tracking code on the original page this way (Marketo could check the hit in their internal web logs, of course, but AFAIK this is never displayed).However, you can use a JS redirect instead, allowing you t...

@Carissa C -- I think @Bruce J is also alluding to this -- is it possible that you're confused about what cookies do/don't do with respect to the Marketo back end database?Even with cookies all disabled, a simple form submit will update a Marketo Lead record, and in turn update your CRM. That's kin...

Try sending the token in the query string.

It's there in the page source: standard JS methods to find and move the form element. There are a number of ways to find the element. For simplicity in the demo, I used the CSS + combinator to find the 3rd input (ProgPro1) and move it up top. (I used + to ensure backward compatibility; :nth-child wo...