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Well, Step 7 is the one that sets the current comment to null. Here's the thing: if you delete that step, you cure the problem... BUT if they are using form prefill anywhere and are expecting that field to come up empty, it no longer will. The way to kill both birds is to create yet another field li...
I second @Rajesh. That's pretty much how it's done. You could in theory also loop back using the Marketo REST API and use some kind of per-lead authentication (like checking that the Marketo id matches). But then you have to deal with the API limits, which are very low. If you were replicating yo...
Sounds like you have a flow step that is deliberately moving the latest comment into the Comment History field instead of copying the latest comment.
@Bryan that's good to hear -- if you can confirm again this is working then I can officially put my script together into a "HOWTO".
There certainly is an expiration -- expires_in is sent back with the token. This is noted in the docs.I would also reconsider using the REST API for this simple form proxy pattern. It limits you to 10,000 form fillouts, whether malicious or legit, per day. (And that's assuming you aren't using th...
OK, please post back when you get it because I like to file away all the possible points of Munchkin failure.
I'm a little thrown off by your use of the term "UDP" because I do not consider Marketo a UDP repository. If your question is, "Is there an API that can return a pre-formatted HTML block or document corresponding to a Marketo lead," then no, there is no such API. However if someone is logged into Mk...
You insert the element from the toolbox in LP Editor. Then within the HTML you can add whatever you want.
Sure, insert an HTML element (not a simple Image element) and link it the same way you'd hyperlink anything.
SSO is for Marketo logins, not logins to your web properties.EDIT: if by "my many websites" you mean Salesforce, Marketo, and other app providers, then yes. The idea is to help consolidate the number of usernames/passwords/certs a user needs to manage.