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Greg, yes, I've already published this recipe: MktoForms2 :: Force known TLD - DNS API Joanna, this code uses a simple real-time check that someone has entered a currently valid TL...
Just now, couldn't edit a post because (a) the font color was white and (b) Save Reply wouldn't work. Could copy the text and delete the post. FF 43/Win.Also the stuff Greg and all...
I think the question is why you were expecting that clicking a tracked email link will always re-associate an already-associated cookie with the latest lead. It's not documented to...
I don't think that's the Correct Answer since I just got it to work in under 5 minutes. See CodePen - MktoForms2 :: Wistia At 4.5 seconds on the timeline, I have it overlaying a Ma...
The Forms 2.0 API only needs the form ID during initialization (after that, it uses a reference to the element). So via cascading callbacks, you can remove the id attribute and cre...
Stijn, this is not quite accurate. The tracking server doesn't set a tracking cookie. It only logs the hit and then redirects the browser to the destination page. If the destinatio...
Michal, I'd try to call the webhook on your client side, updating the spreadsheet before the bulk import, instead of taxing Marketo with processing a massive # of webhook callouts ...
True. Anyway, creating an extra field is the least of the problems with bulk webhooks!EDIT: Also, don't forget about the Smart List filter Webhook Was Called.