Jay_Jiang

try this:MktoForms2.whenReady(function (form) { var init_fields = { "isAgencyDynamic":"{{lead.Is Agency}}", // whatever your Marketo token is supposed to be } form.vals(init_fields);});‍‍‍‍‍‍

You're correct. Creating custom fields in salesforce will automatically create a syncing custom field in Marketo.However, within salesforce, you will need to create custom fields on the Lead and Contact objects and map the field from Lead to Contact.

Custom fields don't necessarily have to be created in Salesforce. If you need it in Salesforce - e.g. if you're doing the reporting out of salesforce, then create them in salesforce.In actual fact, none of our lifecycle tracking fields are in salesforce.

Form pre-fill is limited to immediate click through from an email link at the moment unless you implement either Sanford's workaround or my workaround.

So you want to create a "Last Touch" custom field that tracks key programs or scoring campaigns and a separate custom field for MQL-warm Last Touch that copies what ever is in the Last Touch field upon reaching MQL-warm.Then for your reporting, you'd filter the MQL-warm Last Touch for the specific n...

In a project I've previously worked on, the preference centre was managed by the site and data was stored in the site's DB. People's preferences would be pre-filled from the site's DB and where email preferences were updated and saved in the DB, the site also triggered a REST API call to Marketo to ...

What's the reason your landing page domain can't be the same as your site?Let's take a further step back, there's a fundamental problem here. You're saying you no longer want your site to track the person's email preferences and want Marketo to take care of this now. However, the first time a person...

I can manually set the values for the fields in the form, but when I use the {{ lead.Email }} or {{ lead.Email Address }} it doesn't actually populate anythingnot clear what you mean here, are you only loading 1 field {{lead.Email Address}} from Marketo?Nevertheless, if your top level domain for you...

new URL() and it's methods aren't supported by IE. You need to deploy some other javascript e.g. from css-tricks.comfunction getQueryVariable(variable){ var query = window.location.search.substring(1); var vars = query.split("&"); for (var i=0;i

I was under the impression you wanted a single checkbox (boolean) according to your opening post.But yes you can customise it how ever you want. You're actually no longer limited to "yes" or "no" if you're database field is a string field and your front end is not a single checkbox (boolean).So you ...