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@Rasmus B If the extermal site knows the user's email address (and that's the same email address they're filed under in the Marketo database -- important) then pass the email as a ...
You can use a Webhook, which is Marketo's outbound API: search the developer docs. In this particular case you might also consider posting to your 3rd-party service directly from t...
Simple: Marketo rewrites your link so it bounces off the tracking/branding domain. User clicks the link, gets redirected to the original page/document, the click shows up in their ...
[Community swallowed my post, let me summarize.]So you don't really want to duplicate leads, you want to make sure that you can send an email each time a lead registers for an even...
@Ricardo T But why?Don't see the business case for this unless you can explain it further.You want all these inserts -- which you yourself are calling "the same lead"! -- to become...
I should add: without a front-end developer/designer available you really can't push the limits of Marketo forms. Almost anything you can dream up is in some way possible with Form...
To hide fields you first need to label the field wrappers (using some stock JavaScript that you include when embedding the form).This demo shows how you then hide the fields. In th...
Try hiding the field using CSS, rather than marking it as hidden within the form setup.Like I said, you can change the Thank You URL "based on fields on the form." So include the p...
Re: [1] I would include the email address, but have it be a hidden field.Re: [2] You can change the Thank You URL to whatever you want, including a URL based on fields on the form ...