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Andrew_Sears
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"Bring to front" or "Send to back" buttons like in InDesign

I’ve noticed on here that I’m not the only person to have experienced erratic issues with the “Send to back” and “Bring to front” buttons not working. Would it be possible to create “Bring to front” & “Send to back” buttons like in programs like InDesign which send elements either all the way forward or back? These would augment the existing buttons, which, for consistency with such programs, could be renamed “Bring forward” and “Send backward”.

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8 years ago
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Andrew_Sears
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Is there a way to check Salesforce for existing Leads using the Salesforce integration?

We are using the Salesforce integration to push the Leads from our Unbounce forms into Salesforce. However, we have quite a number of Leads that may have come in either from other sources, or from other Unbounce forms. Is there a way to set Unbounce to check Salesforce for existing Leads when using the Salesforce integration, so as to avoid creating duplicates?

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Johnny_Opao
9 years ago
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Andrew_Sears
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Modify form validation to block a particular value from a dropdown

In a form we created, we needed to be able to block people who completed the form with a particular value for a dropdown from having a successful form submission. This could be useful in cases where you wanted to prevent people from just selecting one of the default options so that they could submit the form. In our case, we had unqualified international leads submitting a form intended for only three countries. Here’s how we did it. Mark Wainwright of Unbounce gave me the head start with code he shared on another thread (about blocking email addresses from unverified providers). The main thing I did was just to switch to using a simple indexOf match instead of regex. lp.jQuery(function($) { var ruleID = 'notForeignCountries'; var field = 'country'; var message = 'Only people living in the US, Canada, and the United Kingdom may inquire through this form.'; var rules = module.lp.form.data.validationRules[field]; $.validator.addMethod(ruleID, function(value, field

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Quinn_Omori
Unbouncer
9 years ago

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