Paul_Hughes

Voted this one up! Very in favor of Modular Landing Page support.

I ran into this myself. As far as I can tell, mktEditable divs cannot be shown / hidden with this method. I've worked around this by adding / removing modules (each with only one mktEditable div), rather than trying to use booleans within a module.When trying to hide one, I have sometimes simply lef...

If you're drawing the distinction between "Change my email address" and "Not me", how do you avoid the scenario I described above? How is the "Not me" option implemented?Do you provide a link that, if clicked, runs a script to clear your tracking information and reload the form?

Is there any way to implement that distinction without managing JS on all pages where the form appears?

It seems to me like presenting the email address pre-filled is the lesser of a few evils.Let's say I send an email, and the recipient forwards it to a friend. That friend clicks the link, but is tracked as the person who had forwarded it. If I display the email address pre-filled, this grants the op...

I haven't seen this solution on the community page, but I use HTML comment tags to toggle large sections of code on / off with Email 2.0's boolean functionality:At the top, I declare:Then, I place comments around the section I want to toggle on/off:When the "Show Section" boolean is set to "true", t...

Just searched to see if this exact feature was available, and am disappointed there's no traction here! I'm looking at the exact same use case as the above post (Kent Brubaker)I voted up on this idea, and will have to have folks memorize hex values in the list options for now.Justin Cooperman​

I know this is from 2 years ago, but the input from 13698 is the best answer on the community

I am presently going through this issue right now, and I appreciate the feedback from both Gennadiy B and Samantha W. It is unfortunate that the Marketo representative in this thread (Breno Gomes) provided feedback that was a criticism of the Litmus tracking code itself, rather than giving construct...