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No prob. Here's the recipe I put up a while back: MktoForms2 :: Field Confirmation

You need.mktoForm .mktoRequiredField .mktoAsterix { display: none;}because of CSS selectivity rules.

That error isn't from an http/https conflict. It's what happens when you hit a page using a hostname that isn't in the SSL cert. For example, I could set up www.nelson.net to point to the same IP as www.marketo.com. But if I went to nelson.net, my browser would barf because Marketo's cert doesn't co...

Using UTM params is indeed another good approach. Different from the idea of a meaningful URL prefix, though.

In a nutshell, Web-to-Lead is an SFDC feature that allows you to post a simple HTML form (not even a more sophisticated Ajax form) to a URL @ Salesforce.com and have it automatically create and/or route leads.There's no need for that form to be visible to the user at before it's posted.So you can us...

Please post the actual URL.I expect the problem has nothing to do with OneNote. OneNote allows you "download web snippets to OneNote" so it's just the default if the user has OneNote installed. Right-clicking doesn't tell you anything about the way the form really operates.

Simple. Add a hidden form field that contains the "campaign prefix" of the hosting web page. For example:MktoForms2.whenReady(function(form){form.addHiddenFields({acqURLPrefix:document.location.pathname.split('-').slice(1).join('-')})});

Sure, just substitute "pen" for the word "debug" in the URL. There isn't any body HTML on the page itself, though -- it's to demonstrate how the URL magically changes to include the META tag, but without refreshing.

I think what Josh is getting at here is you may have an X-Y problem: asking how to do X before researching to find out Y is a better goal.In this case, you can use SFDC Web-to-Lead directly from the page with the Marketo form, when the form submits. Then you kill both birds from the browser, no webh...

That's a good point about non-Marketo-hosted assets -- in fact the expiring links I'm talking are based on looping in technology outside Marketo. Maybe Naomi's videos are hosted somewhere that has a view-once policy (that does seem kind of punitive, though, if it's really one time ever) that could b...