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The specific case of comparing String constants to String properties works. There are many other cases where the outcome will surprise you because of String coercion — more thoroug...
Don’t think that has anything do with the disabling of the merge feature? (Also, a basic custom rule using a Boolean like Sync to Marketo/Do Not Sync to Marketo doesn’t cost $$ to ...
That code contains a call to loadForm(). If you’re already calling loadForm() elsewhere, that’ll naturally create a duplicate form. It’s not an issue with the code, just a conseque...
Please use the Syntax Highlighter (“Insert/Edit Code Sample” button) when posting code so it’s readable. I edited your post this time.
Your code has a number of errors, but fundam...
Yes, you can filter the list by interrogating any property of the object(s).
In the specific case of stringified (ISO 8601) Dates, you can simply compare them as Strings — rather ...
Nope, not possible. Checking the number of new people in a timeframe is actually possible, since the New Person activities don’t age out.
But checking the number of people created...
No, this is not possible. But not for the reason you might think. It's because the Data Value Changes activities have aged out for last year (they only last for 90 days). You need ...
Seems like you’re misinterpreting what items are in a Custom Object list.
It’s not everybody’s Custom Objects of that type, it’s only the list of that person’s COs. You can never ...