Nicholas_Manojl

I agree with your sentiments, which are both reasonable and articulate.It is too unreliable on the client side to know if it works.

It's a template issue - as you can't inline a media query. If you could access the template it could be easily solved.

I *think* you might be referring to the automatically appended paragraph of opt-out text at the bottom of an email (customised in Admin / Email), which disappears when you make an email operational?If so, we might have some explaining to do: but the short answer is that this text is appended when Ma...

I can't help you specifically but I've heard people flippantly say that just about all results from Baidu are paid.Essentially it is 90% paid SERP and 10% organic, if that.

Or the 'Preview Email / View by Lead' function. (when this is the most helpful thing you can add to a thread because the rest has been covered off so thoroughly)

The status code only refers to the fact that the endpoint is valid, not whether a success has been reached. In other words, a failed API call still returns a 200 response.

I bet Greg (impossible to tag) knows whether a person who opens the same email twice would actually be counted in this context. I have a suspicion that a person cannot open the same email twice and be counted for that (it would be an odd metric to measure if someone opened the same email more than o...

Alternatively, could a piece of javascript listen for inputs to common form fields and reject any that contain special characters necessary to construct a URL?

This is interesting. I guess a workflow should look like..1. Use the Velocity method on the original double opt-in (and push all the entered data back to the email addressee) to confirm 2. Block field updates from form fillouts.

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