Matt_Stone2

In your landing page template, specifically from line 51 down, you have CSS styles setting the link colors to white.

Is it possible that you have a CSS link style on the landing page that matches the color of the background the link is sitting on? If you highlight the paragraph that includes the link, can you see the text?

You would use the "Visited Web Page" filter the same way as if you wanted to see if they had visited a landing page, or a page with the munchkin code on it.If you want to filter just by PDFs, you can change it to be "contains .pdf"

So in essence, if a press release directs people to www.mysite.com/?source=PR and I cookie the source value so it'll follow that user around until it expires or they convert.My current lead source strategy has been to consider the source as the where and the lead source detail as the what. So it was...

Thanks, Murtza. That worked.I used a slightly different version that doesn't rely on the form submission, in case anyone else wants to do the same:

What I decided to do was utilize some javascript and a token on the webinar program to automatically push the user to the on-demand page. If anyone is curious, here's what I did:Place the following javascript on your registration landing page near the top: This will look for a token in your progr...

I'd like to know if there's any kind of embedding abilities or a read-only version we can share with our team.