SanfordWhiteman

Ooh, that's definitely not my code as I don't use jQuery unless some other library requires it.But yes, any code that depends on MktoForms2 must go as low in the as possible.Also, we have embedded forms on our WP site. How do I know if I added everything correctly since it's "Invisible"? I will not...

What code exactly?You should strive to avoid jQuery-dependent code at all costs.To add custom Marketo Forms 2.0 behaviors to a Marketo-hosted LP, add your scripts just inside the closing tag. This is because your scripts will rely on the core MktoForms2 object, which won't exist until the Forms 2.0...

That is something I have been working on for a while - creating an alert system for activity across different people within an account, ideally based on domain (though that is not a requirement)Sorry for the delay, Yoav. Not sure this specific trick gets you too much closer to your goal, though of c...

Speed would be the same as any Contains, it's about having an accurate version of Ends With.Matchable Email would be a String.Depends on rate-of-change rather than sheer database size... one of my 2MM+ dbs only had 73 Email Address changes the whole last week (but every instance is different). If im...

Psyched that people seem to really like this one!

'cept people use fieldsets for lots of other things -- if you added that CSS to a form I was working on just last night, it would hide nearly everything!

A more, let's say, modern way of doing this is to maintain a custom field whose value is {{Lead.Email Address}}..Note two periods at the end. Using New Lead and Data Value Changes triggers, you always keep this value up to date.Then you can do contains .mil..or contains @example.com..Note: Two su...