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Yes, that's the correct file, as you can see in the browser's location bar.It's when you save the file that you're mangling it somehow.
That was originally the correct file, except when you look at the contents it obvs. doesn't match the source on the CDN.You're using some sort of Save-As-All-HTML method which is changing the contents.If it is easier for you, create a new text file, select the contents, paste into your local file.
It is again easy to see that you haven't uploaded the correct file, but rather a snapshot of the blog post.
I imagine your browser is sending a referrer which is looking like a hotlink attempt. Copy the link, open it in a new tab.
You have curly quotes around the strings in your code. Those will never be valid in JavaScript, and the code in my blog post doesn't have them. However, in your actual page, you have the correct straight quotes. So you can't have actually copied-and-pasted that JS from your page! This kind of discre...
Pls highlight the code using the Syntax Highlighter, can't read it otherwise. I'll also need a link to your page.Ensure that your uploaded file looks exactly like the source file: I've seen people do some kind of Save-as (instead of download) which mangles the file.
What you're describing is exactly how it works. But I have to see if your field is being populated correctly. Is there a space between the quotes?
Can you show the value of Matchable Email for a sample lead you expect to match [contains]?Once the value is populated there isn't really anything special about it, it's like any other match.
Yeah, I would do smaller batches, say 100K each.
Have to see your page, no way to know what you're missing otherwise.