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Regie,You would get the data you need from the LinkedIn API (like Sanford I don't know much about this, you should look into their documentation) and then update the form via JavaScript. Are you familiar with how to do this?var textbox = document.getElementById("myTextBox");textbox.value = "Somethin...

Are you looking at the "Email" tab in the summary page? Or are you looking at the "Results" tab of the smart campaign?

Much better to use CSS specificity to do this instead of using !important tags.You could add the following anywhere to your page to fix it:html #bodyId .mktoForm .mktoButtonRow { display:block; text-align:left; }

There are also text tokens. You could use rich-text token from the HTML version of the email and a text token for the TEXT version of the email.Also, snippets already support this as well so that is another option.

If you use "Fieldsets" in your forms, then you can make one fieldset of rich-text areas that would be displayed if the lead's email is already known. You can make the visibility rules for the fieldset "Show if Email Address is not empty" and then display the email address in a rich-text field that w...

Sanford is correct, onSuccess() in the right way to do this.

Hi Amy,Can you specify a bit more. Are you using an email program? A default program? Just looking at a smart campaign? I can help you if you can tell me the exact asset you are looking at and what tab you are in.

Forms don't have a tag. A body tag defines the document's body. A form is one component within a document (webpage). Forms have other HTML elements. What specifically are you trying to do?

Why do you need to add it to the URL itself? You can access it via JavaScript and do whatever you want with it behind-the-scenes when the lead is cookied. You could use Munchkin APIs to update a field associated with the lead that tracks this info.

By the way, make sure you disable pre-fill on every field in your form! I have a hunch that is what your issue could be.