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Re: How can I set up 2 fallback pages?

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SanfordWhiteman
Level 10 - Community Moderator

Re: How can I set up 2 fallback pages?

Right now, it redirects from {landing page hostname}.example.com to www.example.com.

It doesn't care whether the real-world domain is actually brand-a.net or brand-b.org.

Robert_Kelen3
Level 4

Re: How can I set up 2 fallback pages?

But in the Marketo LP example here, pagename.html (which let's assume was successfully and forcibly placed by the UI hack) is still the same content whether it's being viewed from info.brand_a.com/pagename.html or info.brand_b.com/pagename.html.

What's still needed to give the user an actual brand_a vs. brand_b experience?

Would the JS be instead applied to tack a parameter on the end for runtime segmentation?

SanfordWhiteman
Level 10 - Community Moderator

Re: How can I set up 2 fallback pages?

Sure, you could def'ly use Runtime Segmentation if you need different content! Redirect to '&Brand=' + document.location.hostname and segment on Brand.

Or if there were just a tiny amount of difference you could do it with just CSS show/hide.

Robert_Kelen3
Level 4

Re: How can I set up 2 fallback pages?

You've gotta get the fallback page to be just /pagename.html. The UI will change this to http://pagename.html. So you need to replay the request and take out the extra stuff.

Actually, even with the replay (UI hack) the system still appears to append the 'http:/' in a way that prevents this approach from working.

SanfordWhiteman
Level 10 - Community Moderator

Re: How can I set up 2 fallback pages?

I got it working for me -- try to refresh the page right after the hack.  Still, maybe not worth it.

Robert_Kelen3
Level 4

Re: How can I set up 2 fallback pages?

I think it would be worth it if I could get it work, but alas, I can't seem to stop it from re-appending the "extra stuff".