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That’s a very important detail!
If the named Marketo form element* is hidden, then that’s the form being pre-filled. There would be no way for the Forms 2.o JS to automatically k...
ZoomInfo can be triggered on any form event actually — you use the JS API.
In fact, you should always invoke it manually because the “automatic” integration with Marketo has a lot...
I have created a few test email program sends and I can see that the email has been clicked and opened in the activity log for the lead record. If I were to create a batch campaig...
I also thought that it would work regardless of whether the email is going out through a campaign or email program but am having doubts because I found this post which seems to be ...
There’s should be no distinction between those 2 scenarios. Email type programs are certainly expected to track links!
Are you 100.00% certain you’re checking the same email asset...
I understand that the link must be sent via email in order to populate the information. I've tested it a million times, both my work and personal email addresses, but can't get th...
When you use [contains] and any item in the list starts with “@”, the whole filter changes ends-with mode and all items are treated as ends-with matches. This creates surprising be...
If you have a closed universe, it can work.
We’ve done this in a few different cases:
choosing from K-12 schools in the US (calling a remote service that has that data)
choosing...
Pre-Fill gets the value from the lead record. It’s doubtful there’s anything wrong with that process. You’ll have to link to your page so we can look at it more deeply.