SanfordWhiteman

Can you link to your page, please? Also, if it’s a Marketo LP, remember that the LP needs to be reapproved if you approved changes to the form.

Handlebars does allow platform developers (i.e. not us) to add custom helpers, which it make it less dumb. But it’s still de facto impossible to build everything Velocity offers using Handlebars. I’m not personally aware of whether Velocity will go away, but we’ll lose countless features if it doe...

There are likely many important contacts that aren't subscribed to us but should still be informed of this change.I value your opinion, do you think this is an inappropriate use-case for an operational email?“Important” in what way? Do you have a separate legitimate interest in sending them email (i...

It would be better if you posted the actual SOAP payload, not an intermediate JSON representation.

The only reason I ask about bots is because the activity of this person was on every link, which makes me feel as if a bot was going through and checking everything and stumbled upon a link that shouldn't of shownThat’s likely true, but the bot isn’t making the link appear in the email. It’s either ...

Please use the Syntax Highlighter (“Insert/Edit Code Sample” on the button bar) to insert code so it’s readable. (I edited your post this time.) Yes, this is expected and well-documented behavior. There’s no plan to change it. Marketo’s “REST” API, like almost all such APIs, is more REST-like than ...

btw so you can see the contrast in lines of code between the 2 approaches (of course, lines of code is neither good nor bad on its own, but w/FlowBoost a smaller payload is easier to grasp). Todd’s method is likeconst mktoCredentials = { munchkinId: FBInfo.request.headers["x-user-munchkin-id"], cl...

Also, if you have the energy to share the exact way you'd set this up, I'm all ears 🙂 I would use FBHttp.fetch.bindMarketoConfig(mktoCredentials)in FlowBoost because it manages access tokens automatically and makes the code even simpler. Otherwise about the same as Todd’s.

Do you mean can 2 different Marketo instances have the same dedicated IP? That would contradict the notion of “dedicated.” What exactly are you trying to accomplish?

Have to be more specific than “doesn't work” I’m afraid. Are you making sure to URL-encode the cookie if using Associate (since it’s in the query string, you need to encode it like any other param). What’s an example payload you’re sending to Associate or Push?