SanfordWhiteman

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

Would think if your IT team is interested in helping, they’ll make this very easy & harmless addition to your DNS zone.

The 'Download Certificate' link in the 2nd Marketo LP contains a link of the form, https://pdfmyurl.com/?url=info.companyname.com/03---202510-Region-Roadshow-Demo_05---Certificate.html?##MKT_TOK## where the URL in bold is from the 3rd LP acting as the certificate to be dowloaded.You need to URL-enco...

@Ignace_Kervyn_d do the comments here make sense?

... will it qualify all contacts associated to the account (company) for that opportunity?You won’t get all the Contacts related to the SFDC Account. (Wouldn’t really make sense as Accounts are too broad for every Contact to personally “have” every Oppty. Well, unless you‘re deliberately creating ne...

These features are not part of the platform, no. For our clients who struggle with people abusing the API — almost never malicious, but certainly destructive — we put in place an API gateway. They get access only to the gateway, not directly to Marketo. This allows for stricter rate limiting and pe...

3. Additionally, you mentioned the use of the send alert token. What distinguishes this from the options mentioned above? I came across a tip in the documentation that left me a bit confused. Are we required to create a new workflow specifically for the send alert token, or can it be incorporated in...

Exactly. Those should be considered ASCII strings. They're not integers, not only because of the slash but because of the leading 0.