Kassia_Wilhelm

Hi Amy, I have 2 RCM stages that I want to pass back into Google Ads as offline conversions. The stages have hundreds of thousands of members, many who we know came through an ad, and yet almost no one is mapping back to Google Ads. I say almost no one because there are a few random stragglers comin...

UPDATE: It appears that Marketo did some kind of update that made my previous solution no longer work. Now in order to get the Javascript to work I had to change the syntax from the encoded values back to the normal text values - so as follows:

I also had this issue, as did everyone on my team - any HTML editor would appear blank. We were all using Chrome and logged a Marketo support ticket about it.They told us to clear our browser caches and that did the trick for all 3 of us.

Wanted to update this post in case anyone experiences a similar issue.This is what eventually worked for me to use a parseInt-type function: #set( $DomainCount = $math.toInteger(${lead.Domain_Use_in_Past_Year__c}) ) #if( $DomainCount > 9 )

Just in case anyone experiences this issue or one similar, what I ended up having to do (since I couldn't find a good decoding javascript function - there is probably one out there) is ampersand encoding all of my time zones and then putting them in my javascript function: Europe/Lisbon --> Europe/L...

If I take off the quotes it doesn't even try to run the Javascript. The closest I've gotten is using {{lead.Time Zone}}, but the value needs to be decoded - I'm not sure how to do that.Thanks for the quick responses!

I tried referencing the field as {{lead.Time Zone}} in the Javascript and didn't have any luck - it get's encoded (looks like this "US/Pacific") so it doesn't match the "US/Pacific" format.Is there a way to decode this before making the comparison?

Yes! I've made that mistake in the past, not this time!