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That's still not the correct way to do it as your code has a race condition, and you will lose hits as a result.You must use the Hit Callback function of Google Analytics. Only run...
You should describe exactly what "the chat statistics" and "the required data" are for your implementation. You aren't really being specific. Will your leads already be known to Ma...
A compromise is to add the 2 fields to the form as optional, so you will still get some number of fill-ins from willing people, especially those with the browser's own autofill tun...
When I go to that page, I don't see the "# SQL Server Instances" field. Are you sure you aren't screenshotting somewhere else?This is Chrome 44 on Mac OS 10.8-10.10 as I see it: Ch...
I'll have another look in a few hours. Styling SELECTs has historically been tough in Safari/Mac, for Apple Design reasons, but not so much Chrome. The form doesn't work at all on ...
You should to explain what you expect a little more, and what browsers you're using to test.Here's Chrome 40 with your original CSS:And with the adjusted CSS:You need to explain ho...
I usually don't wait for approval before working on something, but would you guys (or anyone lurking here) be interested me putting a recipe/demo for how you can use Forms 2.0 w/ge...
You have a custom CSS rule, but it doesn't include the SELECT. Should be:input.mktoField, select.mktoField { font-size: 21px !important; height: 2em !important; padding-left: 10px ...