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Matt_Stone2
Level 9
June 24, 2014
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Embedded 2.0 Form Noscript Solution

  • June 24, 2014
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I'm curious if anyone utilizes the embedded forms feature with the 2.0 forms, and if so, if you've also applied a solution for visitors with javascript disabled?

I assume the only real solution is to add some <noscript></noscript> that encourages the visitor to enable javascript?
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5 replies

June 24, 2014

Or directs them to a catch-all form page with a Forms 1.0 form.
 

Honestly, if someone has JS disabled, do you really want them as your customer? ;-)

Matt_Stone2
Level 9
June 24, 2014
In general, I agree with you... same goes for people using anything other than a modern browser... but unfortunately I can't make that decision :(

That being said, the reason I even posed the question was I had a prospect contact me because she couldn't see a form and it seems more like a company policy than anything else.

I went ahead and added some <noscript>, which I guess is better than nothing.
Trish_Voskovitc
Level 5
August 18, 2014
so is another solution to use 1.0 forms when embedding? 
Matt_Stone2
Level 9
August 18, 2014
Trish -- if you want to make sure everyone will see your form, you can just use an iFrame that contains a landing page with a 1.0 or 2.0 form.
Trish_Voskovitc
Level 5
August 18, 2014
iframes tend to no look like they are part of site though right?

another issue we have had is crawlers finding the form on our site and us getting a bunch of bogus submissions.

was hoping using the official marketo embed code would help - that the code has something in it to block crawlers??