SanfordWhiteman

... and if the friendly name you want is literally "unsubscribed" or "subscribed" you can do that via e-mail scripting (or, in an LP, via JS or even just CSS pseudo-elements). It would be a major technical effort for Marketo to create friendly names from every boolean value and I don't see the payo...

For example, pages.example.com/articles.html?a=98 loads inner content from /article98.html.

Well, you certainly can have many different variations and store them under different filenames -- then pass the filename as a query param or use some other JS logic to translate a URL to LP-as-template + JSON-as-content. There's no need to delete them as you go along.

For one example, upload an HTML fragment and use that as the source (via Ajax) for an empty DIV. Or you could use full-fledged templating and XML/JSON sources. Tons of directions to choose from!

Nope, the form can be global (and I usually recommend global forms for sanity's sake).

Mike, I scanned the code a few times (though that is no substitute for running it in context) and don't see a duplicate call. in there.But certainly there are still the seeds for such things in the code that I don't have -- the code that calls the custom_stc_forms_spx_trial_submit function. For exa...

Unless you are using a destyled form, I would leave the existing asterisk in place because it affects layout in subtle ways. Instead, just hide it and make a copy on the other side: MktoForms2 :: Asterisk on Right​.

Great, I'll take a look.BTW, I am a loyal SC customer!

Definitely do this form-side like Josh said. Unless there is some super-secret formula that you don't want to show in view-source.

Alex, in all seriousness, any time spent bending PS to your will would be better spent either retrenching with batch file syntax or using something like JJS or NodeJS (command-line JS). I feel the rewards for your dev skills will be worth the struggle. My $0.02...