I am setting up a form on a landing page that uses the Form Population Cloud App, as described here.
The current behavior is that if Eloqua knows about the user, e.g., they have come to Eloqua's subscription management page, Eloqua's Form Population App can then pre-populate the form on the landing page with their information. In other words, it's based off of Eloqua tracking cookie(s),
However, we have a different use case. We are working on a form on a landing page that users will be sent to after they have logged in on our website. That means we know, definitively, who they are, and we would like to tell the Form Population Cloud App who the user is. Ideas on how to do this include:
1) Specifying the email in the landing page querystring
2) Specifying the contact GUID in the landing page querystring
I can pass in one of these values in the querystring, however, I don't know how to inform the Form Population Cloud App that it should use this query string value to determine who the visitor is, and not an Eloqua tracking cookie value.
Suggestions?
-Josh