Robb_Barrett

When a region admin recently asked me to add in 140 new fields, many of which were specific to a single event - I told him it wasn't scalable in Marketo. He then went to Marketo support who told him that we could add as many fields as we wanted with no database performance hit. That's not an answer ...

I think he's asking you to extract the code from your page instead of asking him to do it for you. Where in your code is the script that finds the cookies and stores them, then where is the code that displays them or passes them.If you're not "clued up" on how to use cookies, how to store them, fin...

I've seen emails from OKCupid* that do this - they'll say things like "It's raining, which means more people are browsing" or something like that. I don't know that they do it at time of email open since this would require a script, which many emails don't like.If you have an app installed on their ...

Yes, and it happens.

Couldn't he also just add it to the DOM using basic JS?document.getElementByID('Campaign_Name__c').value.("{{my.Campaign ID}}");

You pay per stored email address so hopefully you're not paying a lot for this. Also, oftentimes your ESP might block the email since it knows it didn't originate on this system.

The only way to populate custom fields is via an API, which is why you'll need its name. You'll need a REST or SOAP service that can connect to Marketo and push data into your Custom Object. If you're hoping to use them as an extension of the lead record for n:n attributes, I got bad news for you.....

If you want to know the date the form was filled out you'll have to create a tracking Smart Campaign that does something, such as setting a status. Ideally if your SC only has one step it's easiest to get the information.Trigger it on Form Is Completed. Then you'll have to go in and manually downlo...