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Well, what Sandy meant is that if any of the custom object records associated with the person record you've pulled up in the snapshot has a null (empty) value for the Qualification Begin Date ($qualificationBeginDate) field, then the sort will fail, leading to this behavior. Do not uncheck the field...
Why not directly print data from the sorted $AccountList variable? Also, you don't really need {} around a variable unless you're displaying data (getting {} out of code wherever not required makes the code easier to read!) Could you try the below code instead? #set($AccountList = $sorter.sort($rewa...
I'd try accessing Marketo from a different browser/incognito window. Btw, I hope you're trying to see/access the email from the tree though, right?
Sure! You can also just run the "Remove from Flow" flow step on all people in the campaign, so they get removed from it. You can then have the first flow step that people currently haven't flowed through in the existing campaign as the first flow step in your updated/new campaign. Let us know if you...
Well, that depends on what authentication mechanism you're using to authenticate with the Qualtrics. Qualtrics' X-API-TOKEN doesn't expire after a certain period. Once generated, it's good and remains valid as long as it isn't re-generated by going to Qualtrics > Account Settings > Qualtrics IDs > A...
Please use code editor to add the code/response snippets as it becomes really difficult to read it otherwise. Re the Get Access Token webhook setup in Marketo, are you sure that it's a POST call per your webhook definiation? Normally, that type of requests are GET. Also, earlier, I thought you were ...
Please be advised that aborting a campaign doesn't undo the flow steps a person has already gone through. It will stop any flow steps being taken by anyone in the smart campaign and will stop the qualification process for anyone who hasn't qualified yet (if you aborted before it had actually run). R...
Well, if a batch campaign has already run, I don't think you really need to Pause the campaign as it'd not qualify/process any new people. For the people who're in the campaign flow, you can't just pause them amidst the flow, all you can do is remove them from the flow (using the "Remove from Flow" ...
You can clear the set recurring schedule for the batch campaign. Goto Campaign > Schedule > Schedule Recurrence from top nav > Set Schedule to None (snapshot below).Once you're done with the campaign updates, just re-set the campaign schedule.
If this is a batch campaign, then you can make changes w/o Pausing the campaign with a lot less to worry about as compared to making changes to a live trigger campaign. Given that the changes get saved before the batch campaign's next scheduled run, you should be good. Additionally, to clarify reupd...