SanfordWhiteman

For Java, look at Restlet. For PHP, I like Phalcon and a little-known framework called Konstrukt. But choosing a framework is ultimately a personal preference, like choosing your fave language or indent/bracket style. With REST (IMO) the question is one of design much more than implementation.

Is Munchkin (correctly) loading on the website? Post the URL and I can check it out.Open Email, Click Email, Filled Out Form will all be logged without Munchkin. Visit Web Page and Click Link require Munchkin.

That's a super-broad question. What language(s) are you comfortable in? I mean, F# has SuaveIO/Websharper, I like Prudence for Java...

Opening an Incognito/Private window is less destructive than deleting all cookies for all sites, though...

Good to know. I think anyone using IE 8 will be okay with Flash anyway. It would be a strange combo of priorities to use IE 8 as your primary browser but turn off Flash!

Sounds like a recipe for a slow instance: trigger campaign running on every Visits Web Page event on any page?Anyway, Joe wants this only on form pages, so a constraint on the trigger would help. But even more lightweight is doingMktoForms2.whenReady(function(form){ form.addHiddenFields({ ...

Chris, it works fine in IE 9 for me. IE 8 doesn't support HTML5 ...

Charles, you can retrieve activities without bothering to join back to a lead. It's just that without additional lookups (API calls) you can't display full lead info and behavior at the same time.

Notes can def'ly consume RESTful APIs... Notes/Domino can fulfill a mindblowing number of workflow needs. Of course, you need someone who's a Notes dev (if you don't have one already) and many/most devs have left for other technologies. Maybe you can draw them back in for $$$, though.The other way t...

Exactly, Dan -- once the data is at rest in the US we may be in violation. Even it's "just" a report run on the authoritative data, it's just as bad: if it weren't in violation to mirror part of your database in the states. the law would have no meaning. However, I do wonder about singleton lookups...