SanfordWhiteman

Emily, you can use multiple methods to populate fields from query params without a literal form fillout:[1] (My preference) The Munchkin associateLead JavaScript method. This allows you to use sophisticated pattern matching logic in JS (if you need it) before deciding on what values to assign.[2] U...

Post the URL and I'll post the JS/CSS code you need.I typically add a data- attribute to each .mktoFormRows element so you can seek based on the field(s) inside.

You're right, I should have said there are mutually exclusive functionalities on both sides! My bad. I was leaping to the conclusion (luckily accurate) that we were talking about standard tokens.

Forms 2.0 JS works fine on Marketo LPs. The prefill restriction is for non-Marketo LPs.

Email scripting can only display information that is actually written to the lead record, or one of the other objects you have access to through the scripting editor. This means that any content you wanted to display through scripting would have to be placed on on those objects before the email coul...

OK, here's one of many possible JS translations:

Sean did say "translate," though.Every Velocity task can be done in JS, but *not* vice versa by a long shot. So I wouldn't be pessimistic about translating in the direction.Sean, if you post your script and an example of the tokens I'm sure we can find a quick way to do it.

Cool, if you could Mark Correct on my post that would help future searches.

Yes, anything Marketo's Velocity environment can do can be replicated in JS (and more, of course).

True... we build this stuff a lot, so I think tech effort isn't a stopper but simply a project description. We have a webhook engine that's already load-balanced/cloud-hosted and all that. We often consider offering some common (?) hooks as products but couldn't figure out yet how to price them.