SanfordWhiteman

@Karen B if you have not previously made the choice to append/prepend information to the field -- instead allowing it to be completely overwritten -- then as far as I know there's no way to peek at previous values. You could try using the API to retrace a lead's steps.

I kind of hate the IBM tool -- I'm a techie, so I can understand the output, but IMO everything needs to be rephrased for presentation to anyone else.(Unless something has changed in the last month!)

Some activities are archived after 90 days. I'd have to see a discrepancy report to know what kinds of activities are in your delta.

OK, let's start with two complementary technical points:Getting a positive response back from a remote HTTP call doesn't necessarily mean data was durably committed to a database, because the system may return 200 OK when it merely has put the db request in a work queue.Gettting no response doesn't ...

One consideration is that once a user fills out a form on a landing page that runs Marketo's Munchkin code, both earlier and later page views will all be associated with the lead, allowing you to trace their whole clickpath.A third-party form won't offer this functionality unless they did some very ...

"-->" is the close of an HTML comment.Correctly opened and closed HTML comments look like this: Seeing that text in your e-mail indicates that the HTML is incorrect. Hard to say what else is going on without seeing the full markup.

OK, I hope you find something that fits your workflow.

Well, serving PDFs from landing pages would be the way to go. But you would've had to do this from the start.

Tell me more about the Munchkin API methods you're using -- are you calling associateLead()?Such methods work by GETing a tracking image outside the DOM and they don't fire an error/success callback. The reason I mention outside the DOM is that, if they actually inserted the tracking images, you cou...

@Ken C You're not actually fixing the proxy for all connections as you would if you started the JVM that way. You're still making the changes at runtime and can reset the proxy settings afterward (controlling for multithreading of course).Alternately you could implement proxySelector as at http://d...