You can't directly include the ActLog.   You can use a history field (which is a Textarea field that you continually append to) and mirror certain triggering information there. For example, write the {{system.timestamp}} {{trigger.name}} for a Filled Out Form trigger and that'll show the form name. Search past threads for more on history fields. ... View more

Look in the template and find where that ${variable} is output. If it's intended to be the href attribute of an existing <a> in the template, then you definitely can't push an entire <a> link inside it. ... View more

Are you adding a fully-formed <a> link inside another <a>?  That isn't allowed in HTML. ... View more

[Deleting my earlier reply b/c this should be moved.]   Please move the thread to Products (https://nation.marketo.com/t5/Products/ct-p/products). "University" is not a support space. ... View more

Program membership is a (direct) property of the Program, not of the Lead.   The "UpdatedAt" filters offered elsewhere relate to the last update to a Lead. The Lead's membership in a program would not be reflected as an update - and if it were, the results from this endpoint would be immensely confusing, because other updates at the Lead level would result in them appearing to be "updated" w/r/t Program membership. ... View more

Lot of confusing stuff here, and it’s just a few lines of code. 🙂   autoPreApprovalNewRate must already be an empty String, so it doesn’t need toString() it can’t really be working beautifully, because everything is wrapped in the same condition the second argument to $math.sub should be a Number, you’re just lucky that it’s converting the constant “1" to 1  $math.sub already converts the result to a Number instance If your requirement is   if autoPreApprovalNewRate is the empty string, set the effective rate to 0 else set the effective rate to (autoPreApprovalNewRate - 1) then that's     #if( $lead.autoPreApprovalNewRate.equals("") ) #set( $outputRate = 0 ) #else #set( $outputRate = $math.sub($lead.autoPreApprovalNewRate, 1) ) #end ${outputRate}     ... View more

Your whenReady listener needs to take different action depending on the form ID for which it's executed.   For example:   MktoForms2.whenReady(function(form){ var formId = form.getId(); switch(formId){ case 1234: // whatever you want to do for form 1234 break; case 4567: // whatever you want to do for form 4567 break; case 9999: case 10000: // whatever you want to do for forms 9999 and 10000 break; } }); ... View more

You have 2 different whenReady listeners in the stack. It's not just the one you're showing here. Remove the other one that starts on L#128:   ... View more

Please highlight your code using the Syntax Highlighter so it's readable.   And provide your URL - need to see what else is going on on your page. ... View more

I think it's 25 names, not 30. This is hard-coded into the front end code, AFAIK (I mean, you could override it via a proxy, but probably not worth it). ... View more

If the vendor could simply stop writing to the field, I'd think that would've been done already... ... View more

Pretty sure this has been asked + answered before... no, it's not possible using direct connections to the Marketo API. If you can steer that vendor's calls through an API gateway however, it's certainly possible.   (An APIGW is a reverse proxy that allows for granular manipulation and mapping of requests, including blocking specific fields.) ... View more

You can't just add them to the main Values list: they also need to be added to the VR sections (which are different parts of the form descriptor).   You could - in theory - have a scheduled webhook that, running in the context of a dummy lead, calls the SFDC Tooling API endpoint to get the values, and writes the JSON response to a Marketo {{my.token}} using the Marketo REST API. (Or you could schedule the same thing with a 3rd-party scheduler, it's just handy to use the Smart Campaign scheduler.)   Then output that {{my.token}} into a <script> block and merge the entries with the live form.    A dev with experience in all these areas could definitely code it up, but would it be worth it... I dunno.     ... View more

This is very strange misbehavior by the ICS (Calendar) {{my.token}}. The whole idea of a Calendar {{my.token}} is that it contains a link to a remote ICS file: are you saying that it instead is linking to an LP?   Are you sure you don't have a confusion between tokens of the same name? ... View more

... if the email clients our customers are using can tell when an incoming email is being sent by a marketing automation tool like Marketo and the email gets quarantined, is that a thing? Of course, it’s trivial for a recipient to tell that your email is sent by Marketo (not just because of the IP range but because of the secondary DKIM signature and other headers) and deprioritize inboxing, without rejecting the email altogether. ... View more

Your description isn’t 100% clear. Dynamic Content™ -- as in the feature literall called “Dynamic Content” in the Marketo UI -- relies on Segments, not directly on Lists.     Are you segmenting on Member of List?    Or are you using lower-case “dynamic content”, like the hyperdynamic content you can get with Velocity tokens?   What do you mean by “I can only create 2 versions of email with dynamic content’? With Dynamic Content™, you can have as many versions of your content as there are Segments. ... View more

You use the Get Deleted Leads endpoint. Deleted people are not tombstoned within the extract. ... View more

OK, a moderator swung by and moved your thread. In future, make sure you post in Products.   Marketo isn't doing any rule-breaking here. The prob is you aren't aware of how Activity Log-related choices work in Flow steps. They look back at the entire previous log (barring entries that have aged out, of course), not at the activity that triggered the flow. ... View more

The restrictions are the same as ever.   It's impossible to accurately know field usage in the UI, because hidden fields can be added in the browser that the Form Editor UI will never, ever know about.   Best way of getting such a report is to Bulk Extract all the Filled Out Form activities. This will at least tell you all fields in use on forms that have had at least one fillout. ... View more

There is no official CSS glossary, you learn as you go. ... View more

Please move the thread to the Products space: https://nation.marketo.com/t5/Products/ct-p/products "University" is not a support space. ... View more

That's not a superscript ®.   It's a regular, platform-specific ® emoji variant (as opposed to text variant) that's in standard inline alignment. You also only tested in one client; other  clients will display the text variant, which is also not a superscript ® unless the typeface itself happens to have a superscript glyph. ... View more

No, this will not produce a "superscript registered trademark" as requested by the OP.   I already explained this  in my earlier answer.   Please don't muddy the waters with incorrect info. ... View more

@Kristin_Magyari please check responses to your thread. ... View more

OK, let's hone in on this a little more. I realize you're referring to the registered trademark character   ®   which is Unicode x00AE, not x2122.   The accurate answer to your question is: No, you cannot ensure that the registered trademark is rendered as a superscripted R-in-circle in a Subject: line in all mail clients.   The reason is simple: Unicode character \x00AE "registered sign", unlike the \u2122 "trade mark sign", is not defined in the Unicode standard as superscript.     This means that it is entirely up to the creator of a typeface to decide whether their  \u00AE is superscripted vs. other characters in the typeface.   In contrast, the \u2122, at least if you are a well-behaved typeface designer, is supposed to be a superscript rendition of capital "TM". Obviously in super-decorative or artistic fonts the rule is broken deliberately. But in a standard business font, "registered sign" doesn't have a distinct position while "trade mark sign" does.   And you can't dictate which typeface a mail client will use to display the Subject line.  Subjects are just text, they are not HTML. So maybe the mail client uses Courier®, or Arial®, or Comic Sans®, or Impact®, or Lucida Sans®, or Tahoma®... as you can see, those typefaces make their own choices. ... View more

Yes. There isn't any way to tag a module using a mktoVariable in a way that Velocity can understand. You have to tag it by wrapping it in begin/end tokens. Although actually you don't need a special end token. It can be the same {{my.endStory}} for all of them. ... View more