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You're POSTing in the JSON format, which doesn't need the + to be encoded in a special way because + isn't part of the JSON delimiting structure itself. If, however, you needed to ...
So it isn't a case-sensitivity issue -- that makes sense because if that were happening due to client software (Outlook) it would be breaking way more than Marketo links!About CNAM...
Add the class="mktNoTok mktNoTrack" to the link and run through the SC again.The resulting link in the email shouldn't be rewritten at all (it should preserve everything from your ...
If the original URL is malformed, Marketo's URL rewriter could appear to strip params from your original link. It's pretty rare that this happens, though, because a malformed link ...
Actually, this is possible (I know my "can do" attitude can be tiresome, but I can't stop now!).There are a couple of different mechanisms, but a common entry point is creating a n...
Yes. Just to be absolutely sure, does that link have an "http://" in front of it if you look at the raw body of the the email? Can you post a screenshot of it, or even send me a co...
JS has all the built-in math functions you need.Here's a naive implementation of what you're talking about: MktoForms2 :: Client Calc Ignoring the confusing field names (I do this ...
It doesn't count errors but successful submissions. And it doesn't just count browser clicks on a Submit button because (a) those Clicked Link on Web Page events might not ever get...