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You can trigger onWebhook is Calledand constrain on the Response. That lets you see all kinds of HTTP-level errors and even unexpected content in the response.
That's not parsingthe query string. It's doing a string pattern match against known values. (And also assumes a specific query parameter order, which is not typically relevant for ...
You only need the webhook to execute once for the campaign. It doesn't matter whether the first person to run through the campaign runs the webhook or the last, or someone in the m...
It's quite simple. You first attach the field to the Thank You URL (in the query string):
MktoForms2.whenReady(function(readyForm) {
readyForm.onSuccess(function(submittedValues...
I'm just clicking the unsubscribe link in our footer, is there a better way to test? I don't think there should be any mismatch, here's me searching the email it's going to and it...
"Adding to the button" isn't the way to think about it. You're adding codethat fires upon form success.
You can do anything you want in onSuccess:
MktoForms2.whenReady(function(r...
How exactly are you testing? Note if a session is already associated with a lead, (native) Pre-Fill requires an exact match between the lead ID that's associated and the lead ID th...
Which is sent first.It wouldn't make sense to go by schedule, because then someone wouldn't get an email even if they're later removed from the scheduled send. (Not to mention that...