I see no reason to do it that way with the pattern matching; it's just more obscure and fragile.   Also pls. post actual code and highlight it using the syntax highlighter, as I did above, rather than screenshots. Thanks! ... View more

You can just count off the elements: .mktoForm .mktoCheckboxList label { background-position: center; background-size: cover; } .mktoForm .mktoCheckboxList label:nth-of-type(1) { background-image: url(https://www.example.com/image1.jpg); } .mktoForm .mktoCheckboxList label:nth-of-type(2) { background-image: url(https://www.example.com/image2.jpg); } .mktoForm .mktoCheckboxList label:nth-of-type(3) { background-image: url(https://www.example.com/image3.jpg); } .mktoForm .mktoCheckboxList label:nth-of-type(4) { background-image: url(https://www.example.com/image4.jpg); } ... View more

Can you supply your URL? Not enough to go on here.   The Marketo Form ID definitely does not change.  What may change from render to render is the id attribute of a given label element. You can't use that in your selectors.   I can see already that you're repeating the background-size and background-position unnecessarily, those need to be moved into their own rule that covers all labels at once.   Are just trying to have different backgrounds from bottom to top? No need to know the IDs for that. Or is it a specific bg image for a specific option? ... View more

And working code to accomplish that is already published here. ... View more

Ravi, please don't do it this way. The lookback in the Activity Log is needlessly resource-intensive, unreliable...and unnecessary.   If you have a set of Checkboxes and one want one checkbox to serve as the "delete all current values" option — it may be labeled "Uncheck All" or "None of the Above"  as the user sees it, but from our marketing operations perspective it's actually"Delete All Existing," which is subtly but importantly different — then the value of that input should be the four letters   NULL   Then ensure, using JS, that checking that special checkbox in turn unchecks all other boxes. ... View more

If you're using a field for multiple purposes on different forms , then good practice is to always prepend (using JS of course, as the form context can't be known on the server) the "working title" of the value.  For example, instead of storing "paleo" and trying to figure out what that meant, store the name as well:   dietary preference: paleo art history period: paleo   But it isn't entirely clear what you mean by "a lot of different data," so please flesh out the entire use case. ... View more

Sorry, I'm afraid that really isn't enough information.  I was looking for the specific Marketo platform action features: where the objects are output (emails and web pages), Segmentations,  trigger and batch Smart Campaigns, how you expect to incorporate COs into canned Reports and into Smart List pseudo-reports.   Still, the partial info you've provided already makes COs seem like a worse fit. For one example, a Marketo form cannot create Custom Objects on its own (a webhook-triggered integration can do so, but that isn't native). You have to think very deeply and technically about how the account-lead relationship will be created and maintained at each entry point into the system.   Remember: you're taking the fate of your business in your hands with every martech stack/feature decision... a few sentences just can't suffice to figure out which way to go on million-dollar decisions!  Do you have a complete requirements document? Have you considered working with a consultant/agency who knows the ins and outs of such stuff to create that doc and steer you the right way? I'm concerned that you're not coming in with enough familiarity to make these decisions internally. ... View more

There's nothing in your description so far that suggests Custom Objects are a bad fit.   But you haven't provided enough information to be sure either way.   What are the intended uses of this account-lead relationship within Marketo? How exactly will accounts be used in Smart Lists? In Segmentations? How will they be displayed (in emails and/or in LPs)? Reported on? All of these dictate the best data model. ... View more

Pls provide a link to your page w/form. ... View more

Looks like you're missing a comma after  format("embedded-opentype") ... View more

True, if there's a specific website you already know about, but that's not the only case... ... View more

You can use a video player such as JW Player — which is in essence a customizable HTML5 <video> element.   Note if you're pointing to a static .MP4 file, like from your website, you will never actually be "streaming" but rather "progressive downloading" — not the optimal experience for users, but will definitely suffice to play the video. ... View more

A webhook speaks HTTP or HTTPS, so you'd need the next hop (service called by the 'hook) to take the payload and then pass it on to the next hop over SFTP. Not hard to build on its own.   But that's not the problem!   The problem is a webhook runs in the context of a single lead. So it doesn't have access to lists to begin with.    In sum, yes, you will need a separate scheduled task that downloads the list via API and then reuploads it to your SFTP. ... View more

Working on one. ... View more

I like the Date {{my.token}} approach because [a] it has to be a Date, as it's not freeform text, and [b] if someone forgets to add it, the Program can merely be flagged as undated in the BI tool or ETL process — the name never needs to change. ... View more

A Marketo LP can bring in any external data you want (just like any web page!).   No, it can't bring in external data via the Marketo server (server-to-server communication). But it can certainly bring in data from the browser side, by fetching it from an external service.   But that external service needs to accept cross-origin requests (CORS). An RSS feed, like most services designed for non-browser contexts, typically doesn't by default. But it could easily be added, your web team just needs to add the HTTP header   Access-Control-Allow-Origin: https://pages.example.com   to the feed response. (Where https://pages.example.com is your LP domain.)    Then you can pull the data in and format it any which way you want. ... View more

By default, as long as both the Folloze page and your Marketo LP are running over SSL (https://)  then the UTMs of the directly previous page wouldn't be lost. The UTMs will be present in the Referrer.   Folloze could have deliberately turned off this functionality, as browsers allow a source site to hide its query string from the next page. But you can easily look for the data in the Referrer to see. ... View more

The form will update the most recently updated record with that email address (so kind of a vicious circle). Is there a way for you to ensure one of the others is touched more recently? ... View more

There isn't a template-centric report AFAIK. The notion of "email performance" is  linked to the email asset/subject/content itself.   Might be interesting to see this comparison, but you'd have to generate it in part via the API (e.g. get the Email → Template relationship via API and join that with the canned EP report in Excel).   I'd venture that most of the time, template performance comparison would relate to sending the same type of content to the same audience using a newly designed template... so effectively the same as email performance comparison. Though I can understand other cases.     ... View more

Nope, not the same, you need to account for a whole different response type. ... View more