SanfordWhiteman

any search on a datetime field is resource intensive as it stores a very large INT value.DATETIMEs are stored as 2 INT32s. (This makes your point even stronger than just INT32 vs INT<32!) I'm uncomfortable making assumptions about the Marketo data model, though, since it's not like an in-house OLTP ...

Check this post: https://nation.marketo.com/message/117201#comment-117201

We're working on that, but that's probably an expensive solution for SMBs that don't have developers. It should just be included.I kind of meant a third-party solution. For optimal modularization, I think Marketo should have an option Allow signed import files only (with only Admins allowed to uploa...

Agreed. A smaller/local company too (for the reasons Courtney mentioned) can be brought to a halt. How about gatewaying all imports through the REST API, so you can validate/queue/approve/etc.?

I would suggest you do this from the form (in the onSubmit event), not from a flow, if you're trying to be time-accurate. Under load a form fillout may not hit the flow for (I've seen) 15 minutes or more.

You can't have the script check to see where it's running, because that means the script is always present in the email (even when sent). You have to check the context (preview vs. actual send) before even displaying the

Only if you don't test it. I think this is like the pURL oddities: you have to get the order of operations. Then there's nothing to screw up, because you build your solutions to the rules.

Furthermore, if I have an initialUTMMedium field, I'll block updates in the admin section.That blocks all updates from form fills. For selective updates based on runtime info, you can't use a blanket administrative block. When recording attribution history, we make a lot of (JS-based) judgments bef...

I don't think there's anything not "proper" about the behavior, it just needs to be understood. I actualy voted down because it would be a big BC break if the default changes (not changing defaults is a major software design principle).Yes, it's true that if you want data to be automatically overwri...

Yeah, IFRAME is just a window with a regular document and its DOM.Shadow DOM refers to HTML fragments that are used to build reusable Web Components (WCs aren't even close to widespread availability in browsers). For example, you might have a totally custom datepicker widget that -- like anything on...