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Cecile_Maindron
Cecile_Maindron
Level 10
November 19, 2014
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Is it possible to have both http and https forms?

  • November 19, 2014
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Hello,

about one year ago we have switched to https on Marketo LPs and forms and this is working fine for us. However for one specific case we need to have http form. Is that possible to have both http and https forms? If so how do I create a http form? Is it possible to turn an existing https form into http? Or do I need to recreate one from scratch?

Cécile @ Talend

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Best answer by Cecile_Maindron
This is answer I have received from Support:

"currently forms are going to use the same protocol as the page that it sits on. So if the page loads with https then the form will also load with https. There isn't a way to make the page a different protocol from the form."

So if the Drupal page is the page loading the form then the form will be loaded with whatever protocol the Drupal page is. We'll have to investigate on Drupal side...



 

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Kenny_Elkington
Adobe Employee
Kenny_ElkingtonAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
November 19, 2014
Hey Cecile,

If you're using the embed code for Forms 2, it will default to using the protocol which the parent page used, and you won't need to make any customizations for this.
Cecile_Maindron
Cecile_MaindronAuthor
Level 10
November 19, 2014
....mmm. I'm using a form 2.0 code that I have embedded into a drupal page (no iFrame) http://www.talend.com/talend-big-data-sandbox . So the parent page (Drupal) is http but the form is https... so am I stuck?

Cécile @ Talend
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Nicole_Mossinge
Level 7
November 20, 2014
Hi Cecile: I think Kenny is referring to using the Form Embed Code, not the actual form HTML.

Go to your Design Studio - Forms, and select the form you want to embed in your Drupal page.

Then go to Form Actions - Embed Form. It will display the Form Embed Code.

Copy that code and paste it into your Drupal page, where you want the form to reside.

Upon loading the Drupal page, it will load the form, and it should work regardless of whether your Drupal page is http, or https.

Hope this clarifies things.
Cecile_Maindron
Cecile_MaindronAuthor
Level 10
November 20, 2014
Nicole,

sorry I think I wasn't clear. The form is showing up fine and perfectly integrate to Marketo. However we would like to implement a script that would help understand how many users are completing product download etc. The current script only works if form is on http but as said all our forms are on https. So is it possible to switch one form from http to https? The Drupal page is on http

Cécile @ Talend
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Nicole_Mossinge
Level 7
November 20, 2014
Hi Cecile: Yes, it seems I'm missing something.

Can you provide the URL of the page you are referring to?
Cecile_Maindron
Cecile_MaindronAuthor
Level 10
November 20, 2014
the page is http://www.talend.com/talend-big-data-sandbox
 
Cecile_Maindron
Cecile_MaindronAuthor
Level 10
November 20, 2014
ok I'll submit ticket to support. thanks.
Cecile_Maindron
Cecile_MaindronAuthorAccepted solution
Level 10
November 20, 2014
This is answer I have received from Support:

"currently forms are going to use the same protocol as the page that it sits on. So if the page loads with https then the form will also load with https. There isn't a way to make the page a different protocol from the form."

So if the Drupal page is the page loading the form then the form will be loaded with whatever protocol the Drupal page is. We'll have to investigate on Drupal side...



 
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