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On our last MUG Q&A call, a Marketo vet asked about a webhook setup recommended by a certain vendor (who will remain anonymous to save embarrassment). The vendor’s setup guide included this striking note: For items like date, system tokens can be used since the API does not, in most cases, include a...
Yes, this article is totally relevant. The technique here should be used on all sites with a non-guaranteed load order (but sadly people still use other broken code).
Pretty presumptuous of them! That’s not something a professional integration should do — what if you didn’t have 7 to give? At any rate it’s unlikely they need 7, as you can set the context via other fields.
It’s pretty unusual (a sign of poor design) to need 7 CA definitions for a single tool. What are those definitions and why can’t they be consolidated into one CA with different additional properties?
There’s a warning in the forms docs that made an admin skittish the other day: Was looking for a euphemism but came up short, so: this is just wrong. The number of choices you add in this dialog has no effect on form loading speed at all: While I’m not privy to the edit history, the error is likely ...
Who among us hasn’t looked up a Lead or Contact in SFDC while checking the corresponding person in Marketo? Ridiculously common for me, and even if it’s not exactly hard, there’s no one-click way to do it. Until now. Just go to the SFDC Bookmarklet Maker and enter your SFDC “My Domain” in the top fi...
Sometimes you glance at uncommented code and immediately know both what it’s trying to do (good!) and that it’s failing utterly to do it (bad!). Might be existing programmer slang for this, but I’m gonna dub it Error Code UTU8 (i.e. you thought you ate). Like here in someone’s UTM tracking script:do...
When you add a property to Google Search Console, you’ve got to verify you own the corresponding domain — or at least that you sufficiently control the webserver bound to https://pages.example.com. Domain-wide verification requires a ticket opened with IT, which is best avoided. But verification of ...
A user asked about this mysterious-sounding warning in the Trigger Smart Campaign docs: Sounds scarier than it should because something’s omitted. The missing link? It’s that Boolean fields have 3 possible values: true, false, and null. null enables more business casesNullability lets you distinguis...
@lsubirana you must POST to the URL. Visiting the URL in your browser is a GET. That will not work.