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Let me start by noting this technique is only for people at your email domain, not for lead email addresses. Guessing leads’ names is what spammers do. If you forgot to require First Name and Last Name on a lead gen form, complete their profile responsibly. Sometimes, due to technical gaps, you only...
The only supported way to use tracked links + Velocity is to output the entire tag from Velocity. But let’s step back and make sure we don’t have an XY Problem. What is the full business requirement (not specific technical implementation) that you are trying to meet?
Well, code should be written by experienced developers. Support doesn't know how to code, and testing will show they're wrong in the ways I noted. Simply look at the name attribute of any form field.
Of course.
(Please use the Syntax Highlighter (“Insert/Edit Code Sample”) when adding code so it’s readable. I edited your post this time.) Who wrote this code? It makes little sense as the form fields can never be called UTM Source, UTM Medium, and UTM Campaign. Form field names (a.k.a. SOAP API names) do not...
Do you have that field checked in the tree on the right-hand-side of Script Editor?
As with any cross-system sync, a unique identifier is used to maintain the relationship. You cannot use the email address as the persistent identifier of the record across the two systems. That’s simply impossible, since the email address could change on either side at any time. We want Marketo to c...
#set( $stripTrailingDot = $YourField.replaceAll("\.$","") )
Replacing $lead.YourEmailField with whatever the Velocity object/field name is for your BDR email:#set( $emailField = $lead.YourEmailField )#set( $lhs = $emailField.substring(0,$emailField.lastIndexOf("@")) )#set( $lhsParts = $lhs.split("\.") )#set( $impliedFirstName = $lhsParts[0] )#set( $impliedLa...