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I'm a web, database, and network architect based in NYC, with specializations in the financial services, publishing, and SaaS sectors.
I build complex Marketo integrations for companies large and small... and can make Marketo forms and emails do things you never thought possible!
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Joined the community 23-07-2014
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SanfordWhiteman
04-09-2015
You do not have to render a Forms 2.0 form to use the Forms 2.0 API. Therefore you do not necessarily need to make a REST API call to Marketo unless you have exhaustively thought through your design, which I am quite convinced you have not.If you insist on using the REST API regardless of how well ...
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SanfordWhiteman
04-09-2015
I'm saying you're assuming the REST API is necessary instead of considering that your requirements may be better and more scalably met by the Forms 2.0 API.
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SanfordWhiteman
04-08-2015
I would have to see the HTML (i.e. URL) of your page to know exactly what you're talking about.
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SanfordWhiteman
04-08-2015
The form has class "mktoForm" (you can see this in your friendly Dev Tools).
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SanfordWhiteman
04-08-2015
@Alicia C I see you posted while I was composing!You seem to be committed to making server-to-server API calls, which may indicate an XY problem (narrowing in on a solution before properly expressing the problem and opening it to alternate/better solutions). If you have a registration API that can b...
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SanfordWhiteman
04-08-2015
@Alicia C In [2], if you mean the voucher #s are generated on a separate server, you'd probably chain XHRs together: post to voucher server --> onSuccess callback --> post to Marketo server.As @Josh says if you don't have a front-end developer who understands Marketo you should probably retain one. ...
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SanfordWhiteman
04-07-2015
From your description, it doesn't sound like you need to use the REST API nor even server-side form posts. You just need to use the client-side Munchkin and Forms 2.0 APIs, which are waaaay more scalable.I'm assuming that your "platform" is a web app and that you want to log events to Marketo synch...
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04-07-2015
@Ryan The SCRIPT tag inside the DIV with id=lpeCDiv_4937.
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