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To completely reassociate the form with a new lead identified by email requires 2 steps.1. Delete cookies and reload the page as to create a fresh form view.2. Set the email address and reload the page again to get the form prefilled.This code (in a landing page HTML widget) will set you on the righ...
Maybe I'm missing something here, but it sounds like you can use existing ProgPro for this together with a little JS. Create a simple field that holds whether the prospect has passed a progressive threshold: this'll be the field you set to "yes" or leave blank using Flows on the back end.Add this fi...
I'll send a sample of this tomorrow.
The "best" data type has a human component -- do you want humans to be able to read this field easily, or is it just read by a machine (API), or both?IMO the best and most flexible datatype is JSON, an industry standard for data interchange. However, while it is somewhat readable to humans, it's no...
@simon When I say it's the expected behavior, I mean that if you don't supply additional info there's no way for the form to know that you have anything different/more current than the prefill info.Here's a demo (do view-source to see how it works) with the First Name filled in via prefill by defaul...
Please post your full code (maybe to a Gist or something like that because this forum isn't good for code blocks).
One way to combat this is to embed the e-mail address in the link. Then you can compare the email address that is prefilled with the "current" email address and change the field value accordingly.It's not an easy problem to solve, though, because it isn't really a problem but more like the way we e...
It's a demo in the sense that you can easily inspect the source JS and CSS and see how the styling was done. http://jsfiddle.net/sanford/gz0w53fa
Y'know, I'm positive you could link the sheet directly to Marketo using the Google Apps Script URL Fetch service (to do a POST). But I can't say I've done it.
We use a shared user for one of our SFDC integrations but only because that integration must have unrestricted access to everything in SFDC so it makes no difference (plus they never take ownership of anything via the API).I wouldn't even think of using a shared user for Marketo for the reasons the ...