Josef_Lobotka

we can't add the id="mktoForm_nnn" to our existing form tag.You don't have to.You can add it to a custom attribute, e.g. data-marketo-id="mktoForm_1113".Then, after the page has fully loaded, you can use JS to pick up the value stored in `data-marketo-id` attribute and pass it to MktoForms2 method l...

Any decent CDN can serve different content based on the HTTP Request header's value (and cache it).Additionally, JS API already does have a DNT flag Navigator.doNotTrack - Web APIs | MDN - and it's reasonably well adopted: https://caniuse.com/#search=doNotTrack (98% of browsers). So even this could ...

The Munchkin script (https://munchkin.marketo.net/munchkin.js) is using E-tag based caching and no Cache-Control, so the caching shouldn't be a problem (let's assume user doesn't change their DNT settings between page clicks).And consider that a single Munchkin library can send hits to multiple Mark...

it does not stop Munchkin from initializing and setting its _mkto_trk cookieit does not stop Munchkin from sending a Visit Web Page (assuming you're using the default configuration which always sends a VWP on startup)Ergo, you cannot know if the person would've wanted you to turn off Munchkin downlo...

I know And I can get the Anonymous Lead using the LeadId (or Marketo ID, or IDNUM) from SOAP API.The problem is that in some use cases, the only known information is COOKIE. The documentation says both identifiers can be used, but I cannot make it work with COOKIE.

Tried, does not work. Good idea, thanks.

Hi Floyd,Sorry - this is a SOAP API request, not a view in Marketo's administration.As stated above, it is possible to retrieve the Anonymous Lead using Marketo ID (IDNUM) instead of the COOKIE, so the API does seem to return all leads, not just the known ones.