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In most cases, you would just place it at the bottom of the form in the editor, but that is one use case for this.
While the Marketo form builder is quite powerful, there are some edge cases where it doesn't produce quite the result that you're looking for. A common request is to reposition fields after the progressive profiling box, which is a capability that isn't currently available natively. Fortunately, w...
This post originally appears on the Marketo Developer's Blog, here.The Marketo REST API may return an exception or error, which, for convenience, we will just call errors from here on out. Errors can occur at three different levels:HTTP level, these errors are indicated by a 4xx codeResponse level,...
John's advice here is good. The first question you'll want to ask when coming up with the definition is really "Will I need to update individual instances of this record type?" If the answer is yes, then you'll always need to go with Custom Objects, as Custom Actvities are Write-Once only.
Slack is pretty slick as well: http://developers.marketo.com/blog/integrating-slack-with-marketo/
Exactly, Matt. You'd likely use a callback on your form validation in the browser to submit the hidden Marketo form, then have your primary submission go through on completion of the Marketo submission.
This post originally appears on the Marketo Developers BlogWhen your organization has many different platforms for hosting web content and customer data it becomes fairly common to need parallel submissions from a form so that the resulting data can be gathered in separate platforms. There are sever...
We've been busy over at developers.marketo.com creating content to help you develop and improve integrations with Marketo. Here's what we've been up to over the past month:How to Specify Lead Partitions Using the REST APIDeveloper Evangelist David Everly provides a how-to in managing lead partition...