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IshavkhanIs
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February 24, 2022
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How many Hidden fields can have in Marketo

  • February 24, 2022
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Hi All,

I want to know the maximum limit of hidden fields can have in marketo form or no limits for hidden fields. and also homany UTM Parameters can have in marketo fields like utm_campaign, utm_medium etc..

 

thanks

Ishav

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Best answer by SanfordWhiteman

There is a limit of ~260KB for an entire form post. No specific limit enforced on the number of fields AFAIK but your payload needs to be below that size. I can’t imagine what you’d be posting in a marketing context that would be even close to that.

 

Also, the more hidden fields you add in Form Editor the harder it will be to navigate. But hidden fields can be just as easily added using the Forms JS API.

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SanfordWhiteman
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February 24, 2022

There is a limit of ~260KB for an entire form post. No specific limit enforced on the number of fields AFAIK but your payload needs to be below that size. I can’t imagine what you’d be posting in a marketing context that would be even close to that.

 

Also, the more hidden fields you add in Form Editor the harder it will be to navigate. But hidden fields can be just as easily added using the Forms JS API.

    Katja_Keesom
    Katja_Keesom
    Community Manager
    February 24, 2022

    Not sure I understand you here. Having hidden fields in Marketo is not something you want to stimulate, as hiding a field removes it from use altogether, so this is used to remove obsolete fields from the UI. Unless of course you mean hidden fields on a form. This would also correllate with the utm parameters, which you would use as hidden fields on a form.

    Can you clarify the use case you are thinking of? How many fields are you hoping to use in which context?

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