SanfordWhiteman

Query parameter​s are all after the ?, yes. Like key=value&key2=value2, etc.If the query parameter is not present, you'd just send them to a default choice.

The custom HTML (and CSS) ensures that that the act of showing the Known Lead HTML in turn hides the entire form.

The code that calls MktoForms2 methods must appear after the forms2.js script is loaded.

The CDATA wrapper isn't affecting it -- see my response to your other question.

No, you can put the script anywhere. '#showEmail' refers to a SPAN with id="showEmail" that you insert to hold the value.

I mostly agree, although the 1:many lead:cookie relationship could complicate this (could require intermediate queries). Greg, what is the output scenario? If you want people to drill down to a lead via a custom app, you can locate the lead via cookie. If you want to flip over to the Marketo UI and ...

Can't see the source from my mobile, but you probably want to replace document.location.hostwith'.avanade.com'Note that the quotation marks _are_ included.

window.location.host is the FQHN of the current page that appears in your browser's location bar. In other words, for the Community site, nation.marketo.com. You want to clear cookies that apply to the parent and all subdomains: .marketo,com.

You should have contact info somewhere. If not, open a support case and they'll give it to you.Go to Admin >> Field Management >> Field Actions >> Export Field Names. I feel you're still missing the point that every Marketo instance has its own set of field names, combining default fields with Mark...

Yeah, you could use hidden fields (thus using Marketo's existing querystring parser) and then use form.getValues() to read the values and display them anywhere else.