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It's pretty easy to do this using the Forms 2.0 API.The real question is how you want the results to be saved to Marketo. For example, a single field that stores Choice1=value1;Cho...
Well, this doesn't really have anything to do with the form itself. You have a custom "button" (actually an <A> tag) running JS. Unfortunately, because it isn't a real button, ther...
For your first bullet, I rather detest jQuery, but the jQ.cookie extension would be useful.For the second bullet, this suggests either basic JS within the Forms 2.0 API (my prefere...
What's the current home of the form?The Submit button should be disabled automatically on first click (built into the Forms 2.0 API) but maybe we need to harden that.
Sorry, maybe I was a bit too breezy. The idea is to create a form that acts as your "no form." This form has its Known Lead HTML (as set in the Form Editor >> Settings) set to an e...
That sounds like a slightly different goal and actually easier to accomplish. Create a new form with its Known Lead HTML set to just an empty DIV. Have the Default segment use that...
When you return false; from the Marketo onSuccess, you are specifically preventing automatic redirection to the Thank You URL in the Marketo form config. You aren't affecting any o...