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          Embed a Form on an External Site

          Embed a Form on an External Site

          Deliver a form from exactly where you need it by embedding it on your own hosted web page.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Salesforce Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next Growth or Advanced Edition, and in Starter and Pro Suite Editions. Your edition determines the options that you have.
          User Permissions Needed
          To create a form:

          Marketing Cloud Manager permission set

          AND

          Any CMS workspace contributor role

          To publish a form:

          Marketing Cloud Manager permission set

          AND

          A CMS workspace contributor role of content admin or content manager

          Before you can use a form on an external site, configure both your external site and Salesforce to support external forms. See Prepare to Use Forms on an External Site.

          Note
          Note You can embed only one reCAPTCHA-protected form per external page. If you embed multiple reCAPTCHA-protected forms on a page, only the first form receives the reCAPTCHA token. As a result, all forms after the first one fail without producing an error message.
          1. Create or identify a form that you want to use on your external site.
          2. Go to the detail page of the form in your Marketing Landing Pages site.
            You can embed forms associated with the Marketing Landing Pages site are supported for external sites.
          3. Make sure that your form is in Published state.
          4. Click the Embed tab.
            The code block in the Embed tab represents the published version of the form. If you update the form, the code block doesn’t reflect those changes until you republish the form.
          5. Copy the code block.
          6. Paste the code block parts into the HTML for the external site page.
            Different parts of the form embedding code go in different places in your external site HTML. Follow the instructions in the annotations for how and where to insert the parts of the code block.
          7. To change the title attribute, paste the code block into your site and then edit the value manually.

          Every time you make edits to a form, republish it. The form embedding code automatically applies the changes.

          When you unpublish a form, a blank space appears on your site in place of the form. For this reason, it’s a good idea to remove the form embedding code from the page on your site.

           
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