SanfordWhiteman

Hey @kelly T - I say this a lot on these forums, but you need only the slightest bit of JS to make this work."The slightest bit" can of course be too much, and I'm a developer so I don't get worried, but here I've built a page that auto-posts a hidden form. The form itself is entirely created and m...

To all that aren't using mktNoTrack realize that if the lead doesn't have a configured app associated with mailto: links, while the mailto: will still be attempted after bouncing off the tracking server, that doesn't mean it results in a usable Compose Message window. On some computers it just resu...

@Eduardo S WIth some very simple JavaScript in the onSuccess handler, you could easily check the form value against an array of known competitors. If you wanted to call back into Marketo (or into your own server) to dynamically get a list of approved email domains, that would be quite a bit of over...

http://jsfiddle.net/sanford/fwt3fb50/

You mean the ID of the form elements, like mktoCheckbox_999_2?As far as I know, those are not guaranteed to be static as you alter the form. That wouldn't be possible in any form builder, generally speaking. If you delete and re-add a checkbox element, for example, it would likely get a new back-end...

@David D Depends on what's "minimal" to you. 🙂This example is about as basic as I can imagine. However it is not scriptless, as you can see.http://jsfiddle.net/sanford/45x2562z/show/@Justin N Using the CSS :target pseudo-selector you can show or hide elements based on the #hash of the document. O...

@Charlie L I think what @Dan Stevens is saying is if the Thank You page isn't a Marketo LP, then the segmentation couldn't work, because an outside page wouldn't have any knowledge of the seg logic.I do feel like we are missing some vital information about @June D's setup. If she can already pass st...

@June D Is the Thank You page rendered after the user clicks to download the content? Or is the download link on the Thank You page?

@Santhosh N if you're already using the API, you can do another Request Campaign against a static list of addresses you keep in your server config. You can change one of your passed tokens so that it adds, for example, the text "[Copy]" or "[BCC]" to the Subject line for the people being copied on ...

An Apex trigger is one way. I would say once you have an email address for a record, deleting it completely rather than marking it as future-unusable is poor practice. Otherwise, you have no way to correlate old emails (inbound or outbound) with a known contact.