Pavel_Plachky

Thanks, Greg for the suggestion of handling of opt-in on forms. This my come handy. Right now I am considering a different use case, when we get indication of person is opted in in Salesforce, but cannot consider him opted in, until he or she clicks on confirmation email (and maybe even confirms on ...

If you use Salesforce, you could use campaigns for this

To get this info, I export the form fill activities, which gives most of the data you would need to keep track of the form usage including date/time, form ID and the URL of the page containing the form in a csv file. As Sanford notes, you will not see the forms that are embedded on pages that nobody...

Put this CSS right before the closing tag in the head section..background { background-size: 100% auto; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: bottom center;}Pavel

Hello Mukesh,You can add or remove people from static list. This is the common way to integrate through REST API. You can reference the static list from your smart list.I hope it helpsPavel

Please note that the email template also contains an Outlook-only code, which is not affected by this change. In Outlook in Windows the image will scale to fit, if that is not what you want you may also consider to pad the image with white space to make it the recommended width (640px).

Changebackground-position: bottom left;tobackground-position: bottom center;Best regards,Pavel

I do not think you can use SFDC Ids to link custom objects in Marketo. Could you create the custom objects in Salesforce and then synchronize the custom object from Salesforce to Marketo?

Hi Andrew, are you using a form object on the landing page (the standard way to place forms on Marketo page) or are you using a JavaScript embed code? The second option would not give you prefill. Can you provide a link to the page?Pavel