Elin_Pedersen

Form visibility vs form submission is actually what we are looking to measure, in addition to form interaction, so for us this is the way the go. This fits with how we use forms on our landing pages, and the page layouts, and works better than the mkto.form.ready event that I based the trigger on in...

Thank you, Sanford! We did manage to get this to work with a few tweaks, more specifically by adding this to our existing form listener: MktoForms2.whenReady(function (mktoForm) { var formEl = mktoForm.getFormElem()[0]; formEl.addEventListener("focus", function (e) {window.dataLayer.push({ ...

Fab! This is just what I need. Thank you, Sanford!

Hi Dave, thanks for your reply. I usually use display:none for my booleans for landing pages, but since email is a different beast I went with this "comment-out-approach" instead. I second your practice that such elements shouldn't contain variables like text, since it clearly doesn't work, but sinc...

Hi Sanford, thanks for your reply. Sorry I didn't include the full code. I haven't tested the final html of this particular template yet, since the problem seems to be in the MTKO editor, given this method works well with other variables. I have however tested this extensively on several responsive ...

Thanks, Grégoire. Yes, this is the workaround I ended up applying as well. It works, just find it odd that it works perfectly with mktoString, mktoImage etc - just not with mktoText. Anyway, thanks for your reply!

Marketo support has confirmed that the view source option no longer works due a change in the latest release with regards to the mkt-tok, and the fact that it no longer sticks in the url of the page when viewing an email as a web page.The mkt_tok is still there, but it doesn't stay in the url path o...