Jay_Jiang

As Sanford says, replace your css links with or you can just use //

You can use REST to get leadid by cookie/rest/v1/leads.json?access_token=xxx&filterType=cookies&filterValues=_mch-domain.com-1533412128399-11111&fields=id

You can still view anonymous leads, when you double click into a record in lead database, just change the query string to a number that doesn't appear in your database view i.e. /leadDatabase/loadLeadDetail?leadId=2580196

Try with just "_mch-domain.com-1533412128399-11111"

Can you post a link to the approved page?One thought - other css is affecting your css, you may need to make your css !important

Using constraints is definitely the way to go here. If you have thousands of files, you'll need some javascript in the footer of your pages to automatically append the path as a query string to links ending in .pdfThen you'll be able to do this:

Have you changed the event from "Tentative" to "Confirmed" in marketing calendar?

Having used Unbounce, and not being a fan, there are draw backs to using WYSIWYG editors, primarily being that your HTML code is filled it a lot of "bloatcode", trying to make the page presentable and responsive. As a purist, I prefer being given a blank canvas and coding a page from scratch and lea...

To directly answer your question, you'd need to use API to get members from program id, collate members matching a status and make an API call to create/update token with the value.

A solution, not involving APIs:1. Use velocity to write the CO values to a plain email in xml formatting.2a. DIY: Set up a server + inbox to receive the emails. Write server script to parse the email text as XML. 2b. Third party: There are paid services that can parse emails and execute webhooks, wh...