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So I'm having a smart campaign with at smart list with a trigger "Link clicked in email", and the flow sets a data value to true.. My issue is that from the time i click on the link, to the data is set, it almost takes 2minuts, which breaks alot of my other smart campaigns and triggers.Is there anyw...
I found the solution (hurraaay)first i past the token in a hidden span: {{lead.First Name}}then i set the content of the span to a varable in javascript:var fnavn = $('#form-fname').html();Then I can target the input field and change the value to my variable:$('input#FirstName').val(fnavn);And this ...
its not supported with embedded forms, neither are prefilled function... its so sad 😞
Argh... hmm now i tried to fake a pre-filled with default value for a input field to {{Lead.First name}}, but that dosnt work either... maybe i can set the input value to the token through javascript?(i have tried to drop it as an element, and that seems to work)
Native marketo on native marketo LP, but as embedded.It already set on pre-fill... do i need to have the Munchkin tracking code on the landingpage before this works?
HiI have made a mail with a link to a landingpage with a form on. How do i make the form prefilled with all the user data i already have on the known lead? I have enabled Peronalized URL on the landingpage..(this is from the mail where all the field are working and filled)Then I click on the link an...
Hmm thats strange, I dont get this "none braking space" within the form 😕
Found the solution.. is was with a setTimeout.setTimeout(function () { var inputFields = $("input:text,#Email,#Phone"); inputFields.prop("disabled", true); }, 50);
Im trying to disable some fields in my forms2, so it just shows some data, and the user is not able to edit it.I have tried through jQuery, its works local on my localhost, but not online. $(window).load(function() { var inputFields = $("#Email,#Phone,input:text"); inputFields.prop( "disabled"...
Ah that makes sense... I found out that by using window.load, it will wait long enough for it to work $(window).load(function() { $('#mktoForms2BaseStyle').remove(); $('#mktoForms2ThemeStyle').remove(); });The issue with !important is that, if im using !important everywhere, and want to ...