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Do you mean can 2 different Marketo instances have the same dedicated IP? That would contradict the notion of “dedicated.” What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
Have to be more specific than “doesn't work” I’m afraid. Are you making sure to URL-encode the cookie if using Associate (since it’s in the query string, you need to encode it like any other param). What’s an example payload you’re sending to Associate or Push?
Schedule Campaign and Request Campaign let you override the {{my.token}} on a per-API-call basis. That’s what I refer to as a “runtime" token. You can then export that {{my.token}} into Velocity to manipulate it further. For example, we do this by passing a JSON string as the {{my.token}} and then b...
@Abhi1405 we did a bunch more work on this tonight w/New Outlook. We found a regression in Outlook’s ICS parser that requires a specific property order (out of the iCal spec). Agical has been patched for this Outlook bug.
Attach the Munchkin cookie to the SFDC form post as a hidden field. When the person is created in Marketo or that field changes, call a webhook. The webhook-compatible service loops back to call either Associate Lead or Push Lead. Main difference between the 2 endpoints is Associate is completely si...
I intentionally cropped the documentation just to highlight the
@deepikachandar please return to your thread and check responses.
Each email client has it's own quirks like this so you can't really rely on downloading HTML once it hits your inbox b/c it's truly not an accurate reflection of the actual code you sent in the first place. Well, if you download the original source from the mail client, that’s truly the HTML that we...
You accidentally cropped the part of of their docs that shows you've made a category error. See red arrow below: They’re returning stale data and lastCalculatedAt shows you how stale it is. That’s not a real-time reflection of
Much as I adore Velocity, I’d also wonder exactly why Velocity is being used here. You can concatenate/interpolate {{my.tokens}} into URLs outside of Velocity, and it doesn’t look like you’re really manipulating the values (which would require Velocity)?