SanfordWhiteman

The {{lead.token}} outputs the value verbatim, HTML-encoded. Velocity would allow you to — among infinite examples — output an Integer in the Currency format for a particular locale, or round Integers. Not sure what you mean by “pretty large numbers” and what you’re thinking of doing with Velocity.

Well, you can’t put JS in the custom CSS. That’ll never work. You want to put the JS outside the form, in its own

Agreed there’s a bug in that the Get Failures endpoint removes empty fields completely instead of maintaining them in the response file. My recommendation is to create a custom field Import Row Number (Integer) on the back end. Then always use that as the first column in the CSV. The Get Failures en...

You’d have to link to your page.

Why do think you need Velocity, rather than the fields’ corresponding {{lead.tokens}}? (There are many fitting reasons to use Velocity, just need more detail before continuing.)

Like so:#set( $sortedList = $sorter.sort($SomeObject_cList,"updatedAt:desc") )#set( $focusedObject = $sortedList[0] )#if( !$focusedObject.someField.equals($lead.someRelatedField) )#throw( "ObjectRelationshipError" )#end Where the #throw Velocimacro is defined:#macro( throw $message )#if( !$message.i...

@MariaT please return to your thread and check responses.

#set( $locale = $convert.toLocale("fr_FR") )#set( $formatString = "dd MMMM yyyy" )#set( $formattedStartDate = $date.format($formatString, $startDate, $locale) )#set( $formattedEndDate = $date.format($formatString, $endDate, $locale) )${formattedStartDate}#if( !$formattedStartDate.equals($formattedEn...

No, you can't compare 2 field values in a filter.In this specific case I'd use a Velocity token to compare the values and abort the send if they don't match.

You don't need a new field. Use Velocity – there was a thread discussing this exact topic on the past week.Permanently altering the field isn't possible using Velocity, nor with Change Data Value. You need a webhook-compatible service to do that.