SanfordWhiteman

Well, that use of FlowBoost is described in the FlowBoost user guide as well. And this blog post has an enhancement to it.

You can’t have two tags or two s, this is a very strange looking document.

You absolutely can have multiple Velocity {{my.tokens}} in one email! It's the only way to stay sane when using complex logic: you have tokens that store macros, others that do filtering, others that do output. Would be impossible to use Velocity effective otherwise, imo.However, they do not run “in...

What is the nature of these 3 fields? Are they lookups?

FlowBoost (i.e. JS) to return the highest value among a set of scores is just:highScore = Math.max({{lead.Score Product A}}, {{lead.Score Product B}}, {{lead.Score Product C}}); To return the name of a field with the highest score do something fun:scores = [ { name: "Product A", value: {{lead.Score...

What’s the exact relationship between this object and the Contact/Account/Lead objects in SFDC?

You can export the raw data using the REST API and create whatever reports you want based on that data. But you can’t automatically export pre-rolled Marketo reports. (OK, you can send subscription emails to an email-to-database kind of service, but that’s a whole other ball of wax.)

Not sure I’d be going for a {{my.token}} here as that’ll apply to all emails in program or folder. A ${mktoVariable} is what I’d use for button text if it’s going to be updated via API anyway, that is, if the permission structure of tokens vs. variables doesn’t matter.

This post is 10 years old. Please open a new thread if you have a similar question.The code you posted will not work at all. It’s clearly not tested; at no time are you saving the IP address to Marketo.People don’t just post from a single IP address, so even in the case where you do save the IP addr...

https://developer.adobe.com/marketo-apis/api/mapi/#tag/Usage