SanfordWhiteman

In this instance I'd look closer at your DNS. What exactly has your IT department done to verify that your domain is OK? You could have one nameserver that's giving wrong results, for example. The more nameservers you have, the harder it is to find when just one is acting up. One broken NS will ...

@Edward you can fix that webfont issue by sending Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * with WOFF2 resposnes. Your server is sending ACAO on WOFF responses, but you have WOFF2 listed first, which Chome understands, so Chrome tries for WOFF2 but sees an illegal CORS request.Awesome looking work, by the way!

Well, don't really need to send an email. Have the new website check if they have a Munchkin tracking cookie. If they don't, redirect them back to the old site with a special query param that means "please send old cookie value and return to new website." Old site sees param, reads cookie (if ther...

@Devan remember your selectivity rules. The built-in CSS already has .mktoForm .mktoCheckboxList > label which is more selective than .mktoCheckboxList > label. You either have to use the same selectivity (yours will win because of the cascade) or use !important.

Should be easy to do given the API. Though you should figure out if you mean load the next form vs. show the next form. If it were me I'd probably render both forms at start but only reveal (visibility/display) the second one later. Otherwise you end up putting the whole form.render() inside your...

Add to Calendar links (technically, links to ICS files) are indeed click-tracked: they become typical links http://branding.example.com/aaEE1100uu --> http://landing.example.com/blahblah.ics. So I don't know what would be causing them to not show in your instance.

@Srikanth one hacky method to do this would be via a webhook. Run new leads through a 'hook that returns a numeric counter for the "index" of a lead within its company (based of course on a database on the webserver running the webhook).For example, srikanth@example.com becomes 1, josh@example.com ...

In Q2 of this year -- funny how so many people have been asking about this! -- we plan to publish our internal tool for tracking replies as a commercial app. It doesn't rely on SFDC. The rest is secret. 🙂

You can't, as Josh and Tara state, embed usable forms in e-mails (you can embed them but they will display in a fraction of mail apps -- and be functional in almost zero of those).However you can link to the form on the web and add ?name={name}&email={email} to the URL. Then your landing page can p...

Stay tuned: in Q2 we plan to release our internal tool for tracking replies in Mkto as a public (SaaS) app.But Kristen M is completely correct, there's nothing built-in to do this.