SanfordWhiteman

Ah! You must mean the "Forms 2.0 Cookbook" I keep saying I'm going to finish. I can send you the link to my (public) CodePens... anything that starts with MktoForms2 :: is bound for the cookbook. But the only documentation is in code comments.

In fact the Known Lead HTML can be leveraged to forward to the Follow Up URL quite easily.For the Known Lead HTML, type:

Great, glad it worked!

Put this in your Known Lead HTML:EDIT: Use this instead in your Known Lead HTML:Then add Custom CSS to the form:.knownLead .mktoModal { display: none;}

It's pretty easy to do this using the Forms 2.0 API.The real question is how you want the results to be saved to Marketo. For example, a single field that stores Choice1=value1;Choice2=value3;Choice3=value4 is not going to fun to parse in a Smart List. How are you going to action/report on the res...

Well, this doesn't really have anything to do with the form itself. You have a custom "button" (actually an tag) running JS. Unfortunately, because it isn't a real button, there is no built-in way to set it to disabled so it won't respond to the second click. It is quite easy to do with JS, if you are comfortable there: given your developer's current choices (which I don't really agree with) most straightforward is : onclick="this.setAttribute('onclick',''); MktoForms2.loadForm..."I would recommend instead using a real button and styling it to match the current look. The tag is sadly underused IMO.

What's the actual URL of the page hosting the form?

For your first bullet, I rather detest jQuery, but the jQ.cookie extension would be useful.For the second bullet, this suggests either basic JS within the Forms 2.0 API (my preference, to not add any more chaff to the page), or a more full-featured forms/dependency library. The latter would suggest...

What's the current home of the form?The Submit button should be disabled automatically on first click (built into the Forms 2.0 API) but maybe we need to harden that.

Sorry, maybe I was a bit too breezy. The idea is to create a form that acts as your "no form." This form has its Known Lead HTML (as set in the Form Editor >> Settings) set to an empty DIV. When you segment an LP, you're allowed to choose a different form per segment. So choose this form (which ...