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Well, “empty” and “blank” are the same thing. You probably meant null which is technically different in the database.
When you say “token”, do you actually mean the value of a Per...
Indeed, and FlowBoost has a proper parsing function built in (you can also use a regex of course):
emailParts = FBUtil.string.partsFromEmail({{lead.Email Address}});
emailDomain = ...
Please show the Activity Log entries that you believe should trigger this campaign. Specifically, is ConsentEmailsAllowed set to true when the person is created, i.e. not a moment ...
Email Script Tokens (a.k.a. Velocity tokens) only execute when embedded in emails. In all other contexts they are simply treated as text.I should also note your code is not correct...
That filter on Email Address is wrong. If you click the green ➕ the values are displayed as semicolon-delimited. Looks like you added a single comma-delimited string, which is inte...
The only way is by using a webhook-compatible service that loops back to use the REST API and increment the value.
Curiously, you can send PMCF {{member.tokens}} in webhook paylo...
It's impossible to do this without passing the Email Address field outside the system to be hashed. Therefore if your legal team considers Email Address to be PII which cannot leav...
Well, like I said above, you can’t use the embed code, which is what you’re doing here. You need to use a proper named <div class="mktoForm" id="unique_id" mktoName="Friendly name ...