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On that page, I don't see any onSuccess handler.
I only see the default embed code:
<script>MktoForms2.loadForm("//app-sj07.marketo.com", "801-TVW-591", 456);</script>
If the user has their mailto: handler set to Outlook, then any mailto: link opens in Outlook (how do you know that your users are using that app?).You can't add attachments from th...
Easy peasy. Add a hidden form to the landing page. Form prefill injects all desired field values into the DOM. Read values out with JS + apply classes, set element styles, etc.
Well, you have an errrant "true;" in your code, so there's probably a syntax error. I hope you're looking at your browser's console/developer tools to see such things.The correct c...
I don't care about the Best Answer (okay, just a little bit) but want to show it can be done straightforwardly. When we use auto-submit forms we make sure the form is prefixed with...
@John W You don't need !important because .mktoForm span.mktoButtonWrap.mktoSimple button[type="submit"].mktoButtonhas higher specificity than .mktoForm .mktoButtonWrap.mktoSimpl...
@Charles T I don't see your question really being answered yet, despite this being "Solved."The most precise answer IMO is to create a Forms 2.0 form, which can easily set fields o...
@Debbie M I didn't get the impression that @Naomi M was talking about "lookups" as in cross-referenced fields, but I could be wrong.@Naomi M I would add that if you really just wan...