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Right, if people jump directly to the PDF without going through a click-tracked email or Munchkin-enabled source page, they won't be tracked. Your move is thus to create a wrapper ...
If all the sources of visits to the PDF are either HTML links on your webpages or clickable links in emails, you'll always get an activity to filter on, either 'Clicked Link' in th...
This sounds like an echo of a question from no more than 2 weeks ago.The most flexible solution is to eject the form from the DOM and reinject it. Then you can override the positio...
Are you talking about removing the tracking pixel? Because there's no amount of coding that can stop it from being stripped if you're up against an anti-spam layer that's intent on...
The problem with the wait in Lee's original code is that has a terrible race condition. It's rule #1 of async programming that you don't arbitrarily throw in a delay on the guess t...
Hey Hussam, not sure what you think your setTimeout() is doing in this code, but it isn't "waiting." setTimeout calls the passed function asynchronously. JavaScript is single-threa...