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Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎06-03-2014

If you right-click on your test and choose "Send Sample Test" you can enter your own email address and it will send you both the champion and challenger!

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎06-03-2014

1. If it is a subject line test, then it will pull the existing subject into the test to be the "champion" you are validating. You would then specify another subject to use as the "challenger." If it's a whole email test, then it will simply test the "challenger" email you select against the "challenger" email, which is the email you created the test from. 2. You are entering the subject yourself, so you will know what it is. If you are asking because you want to use a token then the answer is no, you would need to know what the token name is and what the value would be ahead of time. You could just send a sample test to yourself if it is necessary for you to test it for some reason. 3. Yes, once you setup the champion/challenger test it will ensure that anytime that specific email is sent out, the test rules are followed. In other words, it will keep sending some % the champion and some other % the challenger until you declare a winner.

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎06-03-2014

In sample emails, it's important that we show exactly how the email will be displayed to prospects. That was the fundamental reasoning behind the new feature that was rolled out in the May release. While it may be a *bit* more inconvenient to click the link if you need to remember what the original URL was, it's far better than accidentally sending out an email with tracking links that could break an integration unexpectedly. If you truly need to show someone the original links, you could temporarily add the "mktNoTrack" class to the links before sending your sample email. That said, we highly encourage folks to inspect the message as it will be seen by leads. It's a good habit to adopt.

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎05-30-2014

When you click "Edit Form" and then click "Form Settings" in the left-hand nav bar, you can click the cog icon in the top right of the theme you've selected and choose "Edit Custom CSS." From there, add the following: .mktoLabel { color: pink; } All your labels in your form will now take on that color (you won't see the changes in the editor, you'll have to "preview" the form to see these custom changes). I do agree with you though, it would be nice to add some options like this to the editor. In the meantime, use custom CSS to accomplish this.

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎05-30-2014

All you need is munchkin on each of the pages and you'll be able to view them in the web page activity report.

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎05-29-2014

You can use the "mktNoTok" class on links to still get tracking but just indicate the mkt_tok value should not be appended to the query string.

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎05-22-2014

It is likely a conflict of jQuery versions. Since the beta munchkin does not depend on jQuery, this may solve it for you.

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎05-19-2014

You can add the "mktNoTok" class to your links and they won't include the mkt_tok query string parameter.

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎05-19-2014

Do you have the ability to add the "Device," "Is Mobile Device," or "Platform" constraints to the "Opens Email" trigger?

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎05-19-2014

Have you seen this article? https://community.marketo.com/MarketoArticle?id=kA050000000LAQLCA4

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎04-28-2014

Hi Jeff, I can assure you that landing pages are a large area of interest for us and we are actively working on improving these workflows moving forward. In the meantime, are you able to host those JS and CSS files externally on your server so that you don't have to deal with naming issues or folder hierarchy? Thanks for the feedback and happy marketing!

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎04-10-2014

In the admin section, you should have the ability to enable Munchkin Beta, which doesn't have a dependency on jQuery at all. The .js file lives here: http://munchkin.marketo.net/munchkin-beta.js

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎04-10-2014

Hi all, It is correct that this is currently a product limitation. Links are not decorated with tracking information if the link is inserted via email scripting. Our product team is aware of this limitation and it is something we'd like to resolve in the future. Regarding sending sample emails, we are currently working on a bug fix so that links in sample emails will appear as if the email was sent as a production email (so you can see exactly what your lead(s) will see). Look for this to be released in the next one or two releases. Thanks!

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎03-05-2014

Which e-mail client? Are you referring to the Mail app, pre-installed with Windows 8? Justin

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎03-03-2014

Are you embedding the form on your own page or using a langing page? Also, what is the HTML that is preventing input of certain domains? Is it using the pattern attribute?

Justin_Cooperm2 · ‎03-03-2014

Since your scenario is pretty straightforward, mask input woud definitely work. The number of letter wildcards you use would just equal the length of the field.

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