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A Wait step is really clumsy here; you can’t know how long to wait and always risk sending a blank value.
But I suspect the direct issue in your case is the email isn’t in the pro...
We can’t troubleshoot a screenshot. Please provide actual code, and use the syntax highlighter to highlight your code as Java (as its syntax is closest to Velocity).
In addition,...
Just noticed one thing if i add a token in the body ${{my.formattedAmount}} like this it gives an error but if i give ${{my.formattedAmount}} then it works not sure if thats the i...
Yesterday, I tested some code based on suggestions from ChatGPT, but I am unable to locate those details to share with you at the moment.
There’s a 0% chance that ChatGPT will gi...
Not providing your (attempted) code, nor even the datatype of this field, makes it harder to provide useful help!
If the field is a Float, Currency, or Integer, you want
${number....
Linked Field name is CIF
OK, then you obviously can't leave the CIF out of the Person upload as you suggested earlier. That's the field that joins the 2 objects together.
If you were using Person Was Created w/an infinite date lookback, then yes, everyone who filled out the form.
By definition, everyone who fills out a form was created!
1. Is Jquery a good way to use in form?
I try to avoid jQuery whenever possible. Using vanilla JS is more portable and just as efficient (in some cases much faster).
2. Do we h...
Velocity is already verbose, but you’ve still gotta code defensively even if that means a little more code.
Crucially, in the Marketo-Velocity ecosystem, don’t assume code will ...