SanfordWhiteman

Don't mean to sound peevish, I just can't imagine why it would be possible given when/where Velocity is used. For a requirement like this you could use an Apex trigger to populate a custom field that then syncs over.

Ashley, I am winding down for the day and would be happy to talk to you about this project if you're still around. It sounds like you need some guidance about how to accomplish your requirements. Contact me at the number here if you want.

@Jenn The 250OK package won't break down projected spam test results anyway.

Can you point to the discussions where Velocity tokens are said to work in this context? I didn't think so.

If you made the call directly from your browser you'd be exposing the private data of your organization to the public.To make the call server-side... well, the blog post is using the Get Multiple Leads endpoint as documented here. There are Ruby and Java examples on that page that are relatively str...

First things first: is this "password" something you are comfortable exposing to anyone who visits your site? Because if you want to post a form with this value it will be in the view-source of your web page.

Are you making the REST API call from server-side JavaScript, like node.js? You can't use the API directly from the browser, which is why the blog entry you point to is using a server-side PHP bridge between client and Marketo.

Couple more things on this:Leads read with multiple clients all the time. If you get an open from iOS Mail and an open from Outlook 2010 for the same lead, do you give that the same significance as you would two different leads?If you know Outlook disables images by default and Gmail does not, do yo...

@Ramesh Here's a quite simple way to do this with Marketo Forms: http://jsfiddle.net/sanford/t7xdmf8x/The trick is to create 2 forms: one that just has a big submit button "Yes" and another that has a big button "No." (They do not have any fields.)Then embed the forms wherever you want this kind of ...

Or use a text field and custom datepicker.