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If you made the call directly from your browser you'd be exposing the private data of your organization to the public.To make the call server-side... well, the blog post is using t...
First things first: is this "password" something you are comfortable exposing to anyone who visits your site? Because if you want to post a form with this value it will be in the v...
Are you making the REST API call from server-side JavaScript, like node.js? You can't use the API directly from the browser, which is why the blog entry you point to is using a ser...
Couple more things on this:
Leads read with multiple clients all the time.If you get an open from iOS Mail and an open from Outlook 2010 for the same lead, do you give that the sam...
@Ramesh Here's a quite simple way to do this with Marketo Forms:http://jsfiddle.net/sanford/t7xdmf8x/The trick is to create 2 forms: one that just has a big submit button "Yes" and...
Actually this also includes @example.com.au and suchlike. It's not a perfect solution. To get more accurate create an ALL filter CONTAINS @example.com and NOT CONTAINS .com.
@Sara M use anOpened Emailfilter and type in the User-Agent identifier. For example, this filter shows leads using Microsoft Outlook 2013 (part of "MSOffice 15," 15 being the inter...
@Takehiro's solution would work -- I wouldn't call one of the types "anonymous" and the other "known" though, as they both are known, one just has a First Name filled in.However a ...
Well, you could certainly set the value to <field value> (<datestamp>) using the Forms 2.0 JavaScript API. So final results would look like: Yes (10/20/2015)Of course if you do thi...