SanfordWhiteman

If you're US-based I'm not sure how "foreign" Puerto Rico is as it's a US territory! But I digress.The general answer to "can this be prevented" is no. Munchkin.js can be loaded on any of your web properties without having to set up the domain with Marketo. Hence there is no way for Marketo to kn...

@Josh that average is Open/Delivered, not Open/Sent as Edward was assuming the OP meant.

Without disagreeing with Edward and Kristen (especially about the significance of this overall open/sent number) I would say if you're only doing this one task, leaving the browser for Excel is unnecessarily cumbersome. For our users we've put together some JS snippets that they have bookmarked in ...

@Tyler I think you're right, Spark doesn't include "Advanced dynamic content."

Before taking the risk of culturally inappropriate "fixup" I suggest everybody read this comment from a person who understands the issues:http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-international/2011JulSep/0011.htmlQuote:French, German, and Dutch surnames among others may have prefixes like"von", "de",...

mktNoTrack will have no effect on cookies. The only solution for the OP's requirement "remove the cookies" is to not load Munchkin.js at all.

There's nothing illegal (???) about receiving replies at an address that can send events to Marketo (using the Marketo API) before forwarding the e-mail. We do exactly this and we are in strictly regulated industry. What could possibly be the statute that stops you from automatically processing rep...

var querystring = document.location.search, queryitems = querystring.split(/^\?|&|=|#/i), keywords_index = queryitems.indexOf('keywords')+1, keywords = queryitems[keywords_index].split(',');// if query string was '?keywords=apple,pie&utm_campaign=blahblah'// the variable `keywords` is now array ['ap...

@Tyler G also, the correct CSS would be style="text-transform: capitalize;"However, this will be rendered in Outlook Web Access as if you used 'uppercase' (don't ask me why -- 'capitalize' has no kind of security implication I can think of). By contrast, it works in Gmail. YMMV.

I second Josh: if I lazily entered my name, it can even feel more intimate to have it left as-is.Moreover, if this is lead-entered data, they know best how to spell their name. You probably won't go wrong by capitalizing the first name (ignoring for the moment for the fact that the "first' name pre...