SanfordWhiteman

Hey Meredith, it's probably best to only ask a question on one thread (otherwise we all jump around trying to copy the answer into each place). We can always see the latest comment in the Community dashboard/inbox.Anyway, here's how to track YouTube events with Marketo, including checkpoints like "...

Check here: Re: How do you create a Munchkin API call to track video plays? and the earlier:Re: Trying to Track Clicks on a Marketo Landing Page

If you follow me back, we could DM about it or set up a call (better to get away from my keyboard for awhile). Also, as you appear to be in NYC, I'm giving a talk about Marketo tech topics at the next user group meeting. ​You should join the MUG and come to the session! (Sign up here​.)

But a log is meant to be an append-only/sequential accounting of real activities. It's very, very bad to change logs after the fact: when we dump Marketo activities for a time range into our database, we must be sure that when we start from checkpoint 12:34, our previous snapshot through 12:34 is s...

OK Emily, I got the sample email (though I should mention it was in my hosted spam provider's quarantine).Anyway, the URL to go.wennsoft.com does have an in front of it (which is good, otherwise it wouldn't work) and it functions well for me. However, I looked a little deeper to see why other leads...

Sure, you can plug the Google Translate API​ into a Marketo form.You don't mention if you also need source language ​detection​ before translation. Google Translate will also do detection, but the detection step naturally adds some fuzziness, especially with a presumably small amount of text. Do y...

Jerry, any of those tokens can simply be output into a JavaScript block in your template. Then a front-end developer (which can also be you!) can easily render alternate content based on those variables.A very primitive example to get the point across:

Is your Thank You URL a Marketo-hosted Landing Page?

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 put a " (double quotation mark) character in your JSON post, you'd need to escape it as \" because quotes are used in a...

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