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Ok, good, I have control over all onValidate listeners in that specific case. With onSubmit I would risk resetting the cookie all the time.
One more question actually. Would setting the new cookie in onValidate also work (just to not reset the cookie too early in case the validation fails)? In my tests it still worked the same but I'm wondering why you suggested onSubmit?
First of all, you will break pre-fill if a page loads without an associated cookie. The only way pre-fill works is if the page is requested with an already-associated cookie sent in the HTTP headers (or with mkt_tok in the query string). I described it badly in my original question but meant to say...
A customer is using a custom de-duplication logic (email address and an additional field). When a person is submitting a form, Marketo is only using this custom de-duplication check if the person is unknown. For known people, the cookie will "trump" the field values, when it comes to the dedupe logi...
Hi Saulo,Your desired look of the form is definitely possible with some CSS and JavaScript adjustments. So, in addition to Sandford Whiteman form destyling script you have the following options:Responsive Multi-Column Layout: Using CSS flexbox, you can keep the same amount of columns that you cre...
Hi Greg,You'll need to use...grecaptcha.execute(reCAPTCHA);...when someone tries to submit the form. If you don't programmatically "execute" the Invisible reCAPTCHA...grecaptcha.getResponse();...will always return an empty response. (Invisible) reCAPTCHA uses a callback that you should use to handle...