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Awesome, I will look into this and if necessary involve a developer.Thank you Sanford!

Hi Sanford,Thanks for the reply. It is for Optinmonster and they require the form submit to be using a specific class:Would you recommend adding this to the

I understand! It is basically only documented in one spot in the product docs and it was not a feature in the first update, so quite easy to miss

Hi Roni,To make a variable local, or unique inside a module:All you need to do is go to where your variable is defined in your template (meta tag at the top) and add "mktoModuleScope=true" (case sensitive), before you close your meta tag.If you write false or leave this out it will be default be a g...

I did a Google search and it's from this post Advanced Marketo Form Techniques so just needs a switch of the IDs as long as the other steps were followed.

Hi Tom,For this to work you need to replace your Munchkin Account ID and the Form ID:Currently it says ("//app-sjh.marketo.com", "889-JZN-200", 1212, you need to replace this part with the string for your specific form.Right click on your form, click Embed Code and then copy paste the string from th...

George,Why not use Marketo forms embedded as custom html?It would be a more scalable solution and allow you to use progressive profiling in Optinmonster./Erik

Perfect, thanks Sanford. Just wanted make sure I was on the same page

Hi Rasmus,I remember you from when I was at that client a while back All you need to do is go to where your variable is defined in your template (meta tag) and add "mktoModuleScope=true" (case sensitive), before you close your meta tag.This will make your variable be unique in every module. If you w...