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I'd have to see exactly what you're trying to do (did you mean to include an example URL?).Targeting all wrapper elements for a single form field using CSS alone isn't possible bec...
You do not have to render a Forms 2.0 form to use the Forms 2.0 API. Therefore you do not necessarilyneed to make a REST API call to Marketo unless you have exhaustively thought th...
I'm saying you're assuming the REST API is necessary instead of considering that your requirements may be better and more scalably met by the Forms 2.0 API.
@Alicia C I see you posted while I was composing!You seem to be committed to making server-to-server API calls, which may indicate an XY problem (narrowing in on a solution before ...
@Alicia C In [2], if you mean the voucher #s are generated on a separate server, you'd probably chain XHRs together: post to voucher server --> onSuccess callback --> post to Marke...
From your description, it doesn't sound like you need to use the REST API nor even server-side form posts. You just need to use the client-side Munchkin and Forms 2.0 APIs, which a...