Sandy, can you help me out by providing the js to do this?   Rather, what you want to do (and what I always recommend) is if the system Email Address is non-empty at form render time, then mark that input as read-only and give them a link to "Change Address" that hides the original Email Address (keeping the original value, not emptying it) and shows another field like New Email Address ... View more

I have a couple programs setup with auto form submissions. Most are for internal purposes like approving subscription requests. Those are very reliable since they are sent to employees. The only external one that I have is really setup for associating cookies. To actually kick off the SC the person has to click a link on the resulting LP (after the form is auto submitted). Sanford Whiteman‌ would munchkin successfully associate the lead IF a scanner clicked the link and thus loaded the page submitting the form? ... View more

Sanford Whiteman‌ have you found a resolution to the human vs bot activity dilemma? I would be happy if I could filter out 3/4s of the bot clicks as long as I didn't lose any human clicks. We have social links in all of our emails which does it make it easier to spot some bot activity. It baffles me to think there isn't an automated way to filter out this activity. e.g. "if clicked 7 links in 5min" ... View more

Sanford, we understand completely what you are suggesting but we are not using the insert link function. The issue Jason is describing was from a custom html email where the code in the sentence was mailto:xx@xx.com. When I left the mailto: out of the link in the html and just inserted the email address as plain text, the click to email link worked great, as expected, on mobile and some desktop but not all, since the mailto: was not included in the code. So I guess I am expecting some code to wrap the mailto:.. in that will disable tracking? ... View more