SanfordWhiteman

'2015-10-23 10:00:00Z' is not actually a valid format. It should be '2015-10-23T10:00:00Z'. Your timestamp might be being interpreted as 2015-10-23T00:00:00Z' because of the formatting error. Fix it and test again.

Well, yeah, I assumed the assets/pages associated with the campaign would also be deleted.But that doesn't address the idea of uninviting people who have already clicked an ICS, that is, forcibly withdrawing their acceptance of the appointment into their calendar. The only way to do that is via an ...

You can't change the status to cancelled within a Marketo-managed calendar token -- but If they've already added the appointment to their calendar, then changing the token on Marketo's servers would have no effect anyway.However, you can add the event to your calendar, cancel it, and save a cancelle...

Using an interstitial page that logs a GA event before redirecting to the PDF will work fine. It's redundant from Marketo's perspective, but will help sync the two analytics packages.Excluding mkt_tok from GA to de-unique-ify Marketo's tokenized URLs is a great practice. Courtney Grimes knows GA, a...

MktoForms2.whenReady(function(form){ form.onSuccess(function(vals,followUpURL){ document.location = followUpURL + document.location.search; return false; });});

I did write somethin' over on Greg's idea.

Actually, you can block people from updating existing fields via form fillouts. Set every field to have a default value and set Block Updates in Field Management. You can also, to some degree, authenticate form fillouts by including a passphrase and checking equality using a webhook (discarding any...

You can use the form submission endpoint from a server application, yes. But as you'll be connecting from the same IP, you can only use it once every 2 seconds. It's not meant as a server API. (That's why server-side form posts are not a real solution to the dangers of an unmanaged REST API, they ...

Glad it worked for you. Thanks for the tag!