SanfordWhiteman

I'm not sure what satisfaction you expect to get from the code above. You'll get success when Munchkin.js is loaded, but you still won't get a callback when the tracking is complete.It is nice to know if Munchkin.js doesn't load, but that's not the tracking code. Munchin.init calls() View Web Page ...

@Ingrid if you can't get what you want out of the built-in Visits Web Page trigger, you can trigger a Munchkin Clicked Link event when they're on one of your interesting pages. For example (off the top of my head): if ( document.location.href.search(/infographic[^s]/i) !== -1 ){ Munchkin.munchkin...

@Becky B I second @Jenn that Marketo doesn't support expiring links.I would add that creating literal ONE-time downloads isn't a good practice. With the amount of mobile traffic now you are guaranteed to have people who click the link but never actually get the file, and then they're out of luck. T...

@Jeff Coveney In the thread @Justin Norris linked to, consider my comment about using a client-side form post to Marketo using the same data you gather in your non-Marketo form. Unless you are altering data on your server, there may not be any reason to do server-side anything. You can use a total...

Like so:MktoForms2.loadForm("//app-zz01.marketo.com", "AAA-BBB-CCC", 96, function(form) { form.addHiddenFields({ 'Last_filled_out_form_on_page' : document.location.href }) });

@Michael C Do you want the full URL to become one of your fields?That is, the Lead's `Last_filled_out_form_on_page` field gets set to "http://www.example.com/page1"?The page on which a user fills out a form is already usable in triggers (as @Josh mentioned). If you wanted to save it to the Lead re...

@Malik Z I'd recommend that you add something like JavaScript wrapper that I posted. I'll point it out to our own web team as well. Even better, wrap it in a function called something like reportStolenHTML(){}. I think 99% of copycats would delete that entire section if they saw that.

@Malik Z I found the code by checking Web Inspector in Chrome (EDIT: yes, on your special test page) -- and you'll see it if you Save the page as well. When you save a page, you get the full markup as it looked when you hit Save, rather than the static markup that first comes from the server. To b...

And when I scrape the page, I see this. Your Munchkin code.Look, I'm not trying to get into a contest. The reality is that the unwanted hits would have to be discarded by Marketo's servers, which means in turn there needs to be a UI to enter all your domains. I agree this feature should be added,...

Add Munchkin via GTM. That is what you should be testing. (GTM has a special plugin for GA, which means that is not an appropriate testbed.)Technical rule: any elements injected into your markup can be scraped. It's just a fact of browser life.