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One of our clients recently did a big import of JSON-formatted values into a Textarea field. The result in Velocity, after the usual#evaluatetrick to rehydrate JSON, is equivalen...
There’s no way around it: you need to use the REST API, either called via a webhook-compatible service or via a separate app. There’s no other way to access the query string for un...
OK, the method they’re talking about is Request Campaign (trigger.json) via the API.
To use this, they must have a requestable Smart Campaign to call. Did you provide that campaig...
Thanks for the FlowBoost shout @Jo_Pitts1!
Tbh though, for end-to-end stuff like this I’d build a dedicated API orchestrator service... a Subcomandante Marketos if you will.
What does Certain's documentation say? That link to the Marketo docs is just about setting up an API user (I presume Certain told you the specific API permissions they need).
The direct problem here was that a variable tagged as “URL” was actually not allowed to include anything but a host + path.
That’s because in the template, this variable was conca...
To be clear, if you’re talking about all 3 fields being on the form — much as I appreciate Michael’s mention of FlowBoost! — there’s no need to use anything on the server side.
Fi...