An inline <script> tag — where JS code appears directly in the HTML markup — isn’t just a cosmetic container. There’s a huge difference between having your code in one big <script> and using multiple tags. →
Here’s how to wrap up the values from a lead’s last form post into a single Textarea field. (In addition to individual fields, of course.) Having the form post in one place adds precision and flexibility to Send Alert and other cool stuff. →
Revisiting the “Poison Pill” concept from years ago, and providing a better error-thrower macro. →
You’ve heard of GA’s ‘hitCallback‘ and GTM’s ‘eventCallback‘... now, meet Munchkin‘s ‘munchkinHitEvent’! →
We’re doing it live! (Because I’ve always thought there were too many precise steps for a blog post.) →
Todd Sprinkel’s a friend and tech whiz (I subscribe to his newsletter, if that tells you anything!) and he just came out with a FlowBoost-related post I can’t →
A checked Checkbox doesn’t always mean String “yes”/Boolean true. Depending on your form logic and db schema, checked may correspond to “no”/false in the database, while unchecked is “yes”/true. The Forms 2.0 library assumes checked means “yes” but with some crafty code we can flip it. →
Sometimes, even I have to admit that Marketo Forms being jQuery-based — as opposed to using vanilla JS — makes custom/hacky behaviors easier to implement. →