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@David L rather than the built-in Visit Web Page action, what about a custom Click Link Munchkin API call (you can call the link whatever you like)?

@Catherine H Even if URLs are different per lead based on information on the Lead record in Marketo, these "dynamic" URLs will still be wrapped in the tracking URI as @Josh says, provided you add them correctly to the email.For example, you can add a link http://www.example.com/?ref={{Lead.Referrer}...

@Libby O what @Josh is talking about isn't an offline landing page, but a dedicated landing page for this event that you leave up on the tablet to collect info. But are you saying you won't even have wifi/3G/4G?

Liked for completeness!

Is this beta available to any additional testers?

@Regie K, what @Takehiro M is describing is a shortcut for uploading the image into your Marketo instance + linking to it in one step. It still is a hosted image -- Mkto doesn't support embedded images.

Don't know about a trigger, but if you control the webhook, you can keep a counter on the webhook side and then return an error after n number of requests. Of course this won't stop the webhook from being called, but it will stop it from modifying/launching anything.

@Regie you can't embed images into the email body. You can only link to images stored on a webserver (your own or Marketo's).

It's easy peasy with the Forms API. You have to be comfortable with JS, of course.

What's the ETA on that API?