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If you look in your browser console (always start there!) you’ll see this:
That’s because the code isn’t intended to be in <head>. It has to run after the Marketo forms library i...
Agreed with Darshil. You should pack more values into a single CO record. The easiest way to create a Textarea and fill it with a JSON array of objects. Then parse that JSON in Vel...
The default cohort is everyone who’s left over after the other choices.
Doesn’t matter what the other choices were, it’s just everyone who didn’t match.
@Michael_Florin afaik there’s no situation where mixing Random Sample and other choices work as OP expects. Filtering on a field value and filtering on a segment — which is ultimat...
@MuhammedSuhail please read the thread linked by Miray. And also make sure to search the community before posting, as this was asked literally within the past week!
Sorry, what do you mean by “I pasted the link into the email?“
You need to create the {{my.token}} using the code above (and checking off the field in the tree).
Then the {{my.to...
You don’t need an additional tool. You can use built-in HTML <datalist> and hook it up to the form, like so:
MktoForms2 :: <datalist> for input[type=text]
e=text
Marketo webhooks are outbound from Marketo, not inbound. They have no place here.
You could create an inbound webhook-compatible service that consumes the Marketo REST API, i.e. e...