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We've used a simple javascript on our landing pages that, if turned on, keeps a user on the landing page and displays a message. The message itself is just a mktoString metatag in the landing page template, so that we can change the message. We've run into a few occasions, where we wanted more than ...
Ah.. my bad. I forgot I had that page blocked from public viewing. Changed the setting and cleared cache. you should be able to see it now.
awesome... thank you for any suggestions. The page is http://cyberscout.com/testform The only difference, right now, is that I removed the // wrapper to see if that helped. I also moved a comment or two to their own line, in hopes they were causing a problem being on the same line as code for whate...
Dang.. I just got bit by the unexpected. This all works fine on a Marketo landing page. When I went to drop it into a block on our Drupal corporate site, the form loads, it looks like the script is adding it's custom tags... but the submit button is no longer hidden. Is there something particular to...
Ah, dang. I just figured it out. I didn't read well enough what you wrote a few posts above. Also It didn't seem to work if the Rich text field was set in Marketo's visibility rules, as well. I set the rich text field to always show, and it contains: Now it works.Thank you
grrr... went back the original script, and added the rich text field. But no luck. In fact, when I try to view source, I somehow can't even see the richtext field, so I can troubleshoot. http://go.cyberscout.com/CyberScoutcom-Form_testingform---RichText-field-to-hide-submit-btn.html Screenshot to sh...
I haven't added a Rich Text area to the form yet. I was trying a different way, after you alluded there might be a newer & better solution before going back to my initial attempt. (I wonder now if I might've misinterpreted) Here's what I have, though, if this is what you want. (Apologies for some f...
Hmmm... I've been searching, and the closest I could find was a tidbit about doing something similar based on a radio button select. I might be forced to figure out this oldie. I tried something new along this line, but I can be pretty dense and left-brain when it comes to javascript. variations of ...
Doing a little research, I came across Sanford's suggestion for a .js & css solution to toggle a submit button, based on a select field. It seems to be a pretty straightforward drop-in, but now I need to figure out what's preventing it from working for me. I just discovered one difference between hi...
Well, dang. I should've remembered that. I'm sure I've seen that mentioned in a couple places. Thank you! Everything seems to work now.