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I wouldn't say you need a follow-up "page" exactly -- you can simply remove one form and embed the other in its place, so it's quite graceful. But yes, all you need do is get the f...
@Kathi this is simple to do. In the onSuccess() of the first form, you always get the values echoed back to you.Then you can promptly load the second form and do addHiddenFields({ ...
Good luck! I think you can figure out some interesting moments if you huddle with sales. I can't offer up anything generic.Another thing to consider is that you can use Munchkin fr...
Any data that must make it to your Marketo instance needs to travel the globe to that particular server.For example, if your Mkto target is in San Jose, even though the scripts tha...
@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 ...