Rafael_Santoni1

Yes. It is possible. I developed a solution here at Citrix that auto-submits a hidden form if the user is a return/cookied user.I used jQuery using:Mkto.formSubmit($jQ('#mktFrmSubmit').parents('form:first').get(0));I do a lot more than just submit the form but that's the one-liner I am using to subm...

The code I sampled here can be used in a regular text link, the submit button or even by loading the page with url parameters. If you have access to a JavaScript developer, it should be clear how to implement it. On my pages, I leverage it whenver the page is loaded with the url parameter userId=gue...

Steffen,Check out my entries on this post about that subject:https://community.marketo.com/MarketoDiscussionDetail?id=90650000000PoxFAASI hope that helps.Thank you, Rafael

Your Marketo admin should set it up in the admin section of Marketo. It's the landing pages setting called "Fallback Page". All that is needed is the URL of a page you want to show in place of a 404 error.

My code is placed lower on the page source and includes "!important" where needed to override Marketo's styles.

Dave,First, let me make sure that this is clear. I am not part of Marketo. I am also a client. I felt I should clarify that since you said "Do you guys understand what we are asking?".Now, I have been able to use CSS media queries to completely manipulate the way that the Marketo forms are rendered....

Carly,There are different ways to currently apply responsive to Marketo landing pages. While none of them are currently out of the box Marketo functionality, I like to think of it as a normal part of the process when designing HTML templates for any online content management environment. Even non-MA...

Just for clarity. Here is what I mean. On this example the field name is partnerid but the value on the URL has been set/expected to be PMID.

Darren,I am not sure what your question means. However, if what you are asking is how to capture a value from the URL and into a hidden field. You just need to make sure that you set the configuration of the field to the value you intend to use on the URL.For example, if your hiden field's name is l...

Scratch my last comment, I just realized that you were working on 2.0 forms. Good to know. The other thing that could be done is to reset any form regardless of which class they are using. Since in most cases, there would be only one form, that should take care of both cases.i.e.$jQ("form")...