Jay_Jiang

With regard to changing lead scores solely off of Visit Web Page, if Munchkin is unable to ingest your data, Marketo won't be able to act on it. But I suppose at the end of the day you want to be able measure a person's interest for various "dimensions", so there are a few options I would consider:1...

how long does it take for the thank you page to load if you paste the thank you page url into your browser?Just to confirm, when you say subdomain, are you talking about Marketo landing pages with a CNAME or an actual subdomain (non Marketo landing pages). if you don't mind sharing, what is the link...

What are your custom dedupe settings?

You've got the right idea. This will work as intended if the person only has 1 custom object record greater than 5 days and less than 6 days. The problem is that there are 2 separate filters so if a person has 2 or more custom object records in the future, you may get unintended results You can eith...

Just chiming in that even though folders have numbers in the url too, those are not the folder IDs

if you're trying to see opportunity records, you'll have to view them per person record in the Opportunities tab. There is no tabular view of opportunities available in the Marketo UI

Ah yes, I admit I forgot that the form field is still visible for a split second when you change values that way. I would then probably just use js to add hidden fields for the fields that are empty and set the values of those to NULL. It might be hacky but I think it should work.

Yes both SFMC and a Marketo instance can be connected to a SFDC org at the same time. This is the (unfortunate) case for us right now due to different business units operating out of the same SFDC org.

with some mktoForm js you could change the field values to be "NULL" on submit if the field value is empty

create program endpoint takes form data not json. as per the example in api docs, your payload should be something like:name=EmailProgramTest&folder={"id":619900,"type":"Folder"}&type=Default&channel=Nurture Email&costs=[{"startDate":"2022-01-01","cost":2000}] p.s. that's a really big number for fol...