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SanfordWhiteman
10-22-2015
Note the Munchkin cookie expires after 2 years of disuse. In rare cases this could cause confusion, so keep it in the back of your mind.
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SanfordWhiteman
10-22-2015
Thanks for the update. Then you'll be stuck exporting, updating a spreadsheet based on a query, and reimporting
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SanfordWhiteman
10-22-2015
Here's the client-side part: MktoForms2 :: reCAPTCHA On the server side, of course, you need to check the verification using a webhook. Configure it like this:
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SanfordWhiteman
10-22-2015
Matt, if the page happens to have a unique query param you can also do this without JS:- add hidden field, enable Autofill to get value from the query param- under Thank You Page, click Add Choice and switch the URL based on the hidden field's value
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SanfordWhiteman
10-21-2015
The OptinMonster JS API will let you hook the point of conversion. To associate the new lead (created asynchronously by Monster via SOAP) with the Munchkin cookie takes a little more work, but I know that Rebekah already has some infrastructure that can help with that. (Rebekah and I are working on...
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SanfordWhiteman
10-21-2015
You can't use MlktoForms2 on a 1.0 form.I recommend converting to 2.0 and then I can help.
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SanfordWhiteman
10-21-2015
The code looks safe as far as race conditions, since you're using the Forms 2.0 API. But it's making unnecessary (and theoretically risky, though not in the present 2.0 release) use of document.getElementById. It should use form.getValues().Email, etc.
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SanfordWhiteman
10-21-2015
The proper separator is a comma. This should work in all mail clients.Remember that all mailto: links must have the class "mktNoTrack" or you're just gambling on them working for some leads.
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