SanfordWhiteman

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 removing tracking images, let alone images in general.It actually isn't that common to have anything app/prepended to t...

Yes, you can maintain the association of the referrer with the cookie. That's a standard expectation.

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 that another task will probably take some amount of time to return. Or maybe I should say that's not async programming ...

You do not need to include the `wsInfo` other than in the call to​ ​Munchkin.init().

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-threaded and any code block always runs to completion, so that empty "wait" function will not fire until after the submit h...

OK. As these things go, it's pretty simple. But you need to be into hackarounds workarounds to enjoy building it!

This is a connection from a C# app to Mkto. No access to the server (which I doubt is running IIS anyway) would be possible.

Florian, to be clear, there isn't a bug here, because the way newlines are entered into textareas is supposed to be different (by design) from the way you force newlines in HTML. Or maybe to put it another way, the text in a textbox isn't HTML, so you naturally have to change it if it's going in an ...

You might try javascript - Disable same origin policy in Chrome - Stack Overflow if you must use the browser to test.

Pierce, you set up redirects for every single lead you mail? That doesn't really seem to scale, to put it mildly! There are more manageable ways to do this. One is by using a special LP domain for your pURLs, for example myknak.io/jeffcoveney. Don't run Munchkin on this domain -- thus hits there ...