SanfordWhiteman

JD, just documenting Kenny's solution a little more for posterity, the reason it works is that browsers are rightly suspicious of a click event that isn't really in response to user action, such as the synthetic click() event in your original code. You won't get satisfaction by fake-firing events t...

It's not usually possible because at the immediate SMTP envelope level the recipient's server only sees the MAIL FROM: . As that's where they're probably permfailing you're out of luck.If they let you get one level deeper so they're inspecting message content -- thus able to see the From: and Reply...

I think you're still being overly optimistic. In some cases, there's 0% reliability. Just remember, if I cancel the default submit event + stop propagation that has no bearing at all on whether I separately submit the data using Ajax. That's the thing about Ajaxified forms: even if I use the Form...

I don't believe so, no. Have you approved the form? In the past some people have had trouble finding the menu item as well, and then it seemingly magically appears (this has never happened to me, though).

The reason a dumb, global "tag manager" will never be 100% reliable is that it cannot be aware of a form's internal events. Only the form object will be aware that it has created and successfully submitted form data via Ajax. An external library cannot know this, and it will send erroneous data when...

Every (Forms 2.0) form has an onSuccess handler that allows you to plug in JS code that'll run when the form is successfully submitted.So add whatever extra tracking code you want inside the onSuccess (people who've followed me may note I've started to use the universal MktoForms2::whenReady for for...

Malik, since PDFs can't themselves fire third-party (GA) tracking events but only the built-in (Marketo) Clicked Email event, you need to wrap a PDF download in a landing page. The landing page can just contain a simple redirect to the PDF (so the person doesn't need to click anything else) but it ...

... yep, and not only the VPN/proxy situation, but anybody on mobile can look like they're in state X when they're actually on their way to or from their work state Y, or vice versa. I live in one of the US's many "tri-state areas" and you'd encounter a huge variance if you assumed someone's smartp...

Highlight the form and look on the right pane under Form Actions >> Embed Code.

Let's see how it goes up here first!