VDP Form
<div data-eloqua-form-id="667" data-eloqua-redirect-url="/thank-you/" /></div>
Request a Demo Form
<div data-eloqua-form-id="665" data-eloqua-redirect-url="/thank-you/" /></div>
Schedule an Evaluation Form
<div data-eloqua-form-id="663" data-eloqua-redirect-url="/thank-you/" /></div>
Eloqua RFP Form
<div data-eloqua-form-id="625" data-eloqua-redirect-url="/thank-you/" /></div>
Eloqua Accelerator Form
In the div below, blank HTML will be filled in by the Eloqua script.
Or to view the endpoint directly:
JSON
To run locally, create a div like the one below, and include the Javascript file: https://scwx.annuitas.io/wp-json/pdg/v1/scripts (Note that this is not the final domain)
In this example, data-eloqua-form-id is the ID of the form in Eloqua, and data-eloqua-redirect-url is where the page should redirect after a successful submission.
Alternatively, you can use the data-eloqua-success-callback attribute and pass in the name of a globally available Javascript function that should be called after a success submission.
<div data-eloqua-form-id="623" data-eloqua-redirect-url="/thank-you/" /></div>
Content Position Test
In the div below, blank HTML will be filled in by the engine script.
Or to view the endpoint directly:
HTML
JSON
To run locally, create a div like the one below, and include the Javascript file: https://live-scwx-pe.pantheonsite.io/wp-content/plugins/annuitas/vendor/personalization-engine/content/assets/js/PDG.js (Note that this is not the final domain)
In this example, data-content-position is the slug of a ruleset setup to display content. Slugs for final content positions will be provided.
<div data-content-position="manual-test" /></div>