SanfordWhiteman

Look at the Activity Log for a new lead. Click the Filled Out Form activity. What's the web page shown there?

'mktNoTok' doesn't turn off click reporting and for the purposes of tel: URLs is completely safe. (On the other hand, 'mktNoTrack' would turn off click reporting, since it means people don't bounce off the branding domain at all.)Interpretation of tel: with an unexpected query string indeed varies b...

I really would like to see the actual body of the request put on the wire (like captured using Fiddler).

Mine too. Yet I've found some clients shiver about fully hidden forms (even though the lead has obviously clicked a submit button in another form). It seems to be based on superstition rather than actual policy. I understand it and yet... I don't. I usually wrap the loadForm() in another function...

Can you post a sample multipart/form-data payload somewhere else (like Pastebin) so we can look at it? This forum isn't good for sharing code.

I hope so. Hit me at sandy@figureone.com (or have them write me) if they have other questions.

If the trigger is on Filled Out Form activities you don't need any other triggers. You might want to constrain the trigger to just this form, but if you put an unconstrained trigger -- try it now -- you will catch these fillouts. If you don't, it means you have some kind of additional filter or co...

What are the cases in which separating (or or mailto:) out of the token was documented as not working?Links generated in Velocity scripts, for example, won't be converted to trackable links at branding.example.com. This is a known gap. Also, mailto: links must have tracking turned off in order t...

You don't need a hidden value. The web page on which the form was filled out is available as a trigger (for embedded forms as well).

Carolyn, "SOAP and Javascript API" doesn't really make sense. If you're using Drupal to post form data, then you're not using JS. And I hope you're not using SOAP for this task, since it opens you to a DoS attack. Rather, from your description it sounds like you're using server-side form posts....