SanfordWhiteman

Add to Calendar links (technically, links to ICS files) are indeed click-tracked: they become typical links http://branding.example.com/aaEE1100uu --> http://landing.example.com/blahblah.ics. So I don't know what would be causing them to not show in your instance.

@Srikanth one hacky method to do this would be via a webhook. Run new leads through a 'hook that returns a numeric counter for the "index" of a lead within its company (based of course on a database on the webserver running the webhook).For example, srikanth@example.com becomes 1, josh@example.com ...

In Q2 of this year -- funny how so many people have been asking about this! -- we plan to publish our internal tool for tracking replies as a commercial app. It doesn't rely on SFDC. The rest is secret. 🙂

You can't, as Josh and Tara state, embed usable forms in e-mails (you can embed them but they will display in a fraction of mail apps -- and be functional in almost zero of those).However you can link to the form on the web and add ?name={name}&email={email} to the URL. Then your landing page can p...

Stay tuned: in Q2 we plan to release our internal tool for tracking replies in Mkto as a public (SaaS) app.But Kristen M is completely correct, there's nothing built-in to do this.

@Herrb I know it's from that site but I want the actual page from which you are dragging the images -- to see if there is something non-public or rewritten about the images when I get them from there.

So again, what is the exact page you are getting this image from?

Well, that URL surely does not exist. 404 for all of us as well. What is the exact page you are dragging this image from? P.S. I hope that isn't actually a CMYK JPG you're trying to use. CMYK JPGs are not for use in HTML. Use RGB JPG or PNG (which you also seem to have).

@Cécile I see your point -- it doesn't take the '|selected' entry within a VR. I think to set a different default for each VR, you would need to use a JS hook. It would be simple, but it would be outside the realms of WYSIWYG and HTML.

@Cécile user experience aside -- and I agree this is inadvisable -- you could do this with just custom CSS by setting a high margin-top on the 2nd radio button, then absolute-positioning the other elements (checkbox and a rich-text for Other Download Options) into the empty space. Not too fun to ma...