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Taylor_McCarty · ‎10-06-2020

I got the code to work, but it looks like the form is displayed twice and the form is partially outside the lightbox. Here is the testing URL - https://learn.bisk.com/testing-base-code---light-box-link-click.html

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-29-2020

https://codepen.io/figureone/pen/3441c3378c4a38d2c0fa3c36872d76cf This code^

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-29-2020

This is awesome and exactly what I was looking for, but I cannot get the code to work. I even tried just creating a landing page from scratch and adding all the code examples into the guided LP and it won't work. Am I missing something? or will this only work on non-marketo LPs?

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-17-2020

So would that explain fields on the Opportunity object? Because I used similar logic on a script pulling in the Opportunity owners SMS number and it worked just fine. That is why I was so confused when the script for the Lead object didn't work. Again thank you for replying and providing info, getting help like this from community members is one of the best things about Marketo in my opinion.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-17-2020

So the URL structure would be something like /programs/program1 Then was hoping the javascript could be written such that if URL contains programs/program1 then populate the program field on the form with program1, but again having the value that is stored upon submission be the 18 digit SFDC number for program 1. Again this may not be a good idea or it may violate a best practice, just trying to do my due diligence so I can accurate report by to the VP

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-16-2020

Would this be a result of that field in SFDC being a formula? So that is why the null wasn't working? Either way, thank you as always!

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-16-2020

So I am trying to create a script that I though was going to be simple, but its not working and I have no clue why. I found this article (https://nation.marketo.com/t5/Marketo-Whisperer-Blogs/Basic-Email-Scripting-Examples-for-Marketers/ba-p/245747) and was trying a similar if then script. But when I run examples through, if the value is null for the SMS number, it doesn't display the "Default SMS Number" and instead still displays the Text: but without a number since the owner sms field is empty. #if(${lead.Owner_s_SMS_Number__c} == $null) Default SMS Number #else Text: <b><a href="tel:${lead.Owner_s_SMS_Number__c}">${lead.Owner_s_SMS_Number__c}</a></b> #end

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-16-2020

So in this case no URL parameters are being passed, I wanted the script to look to the current URL the form loaded on and based upon the URL path, to pick up on that and then autofill the Program field with the corresponding option. Then if the user clicks on a different program page, when that page loads again the script looks at the URL and autofills in the program. So that it is one less thing the user has to select, but the drop down is still there in case the user decides to change it themselves. This may not be a good thing for us to do and something that we should avoid, but given that it was something my boss asked me to research, here I am trying to accommodate the request.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-16-2020

So on the form we have programs listed with a friendly name but the value that is actually captured and stored when the record created is an 18 digit number that relates to our SFDC instance. So I was wondering if the script could populate the field with the friendly name, but when the form is submitted it still passes over the 18 digit SFDC number, not the friendly name.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-14-2020

So I have been asked by our Marketing VP to see about auto-filling an interested product field on our forms based upon the page the user is currently on. The idea being to limit the number of fields they have to actually fill something out. I know this is possible, but the question I do have is if the Javascript can be set up such that the form is autofilled with the displayed name of the product, but still actually capture the stored value upon form submission.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎07-21-2020

@SanfordWhiteman I was able to get everything to work, thanks for your help! I did want to ask because its being asked of me, but can you give more info on what this chunk of code is doing? I understand what the encode stuff is doing, but I am not sure what the serverthankyouurl or the thankyouloc. var thankYouLoc = document.createElement("a"); thankYouLoc.href = serverThankYouURL; thankYouLoc.search += Object.keys(appendValues).reduce(function(acc,key){ acc += "&" + encodeURIComponent(key) + "=" + encodeURIComponent(appendValues[key]); return acc; }, ""); document.location = thankYouLoc; return false; Again thank you for all the help. I have been learning alot about javascript and your info and posts have been amazing!

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-11-2020

So I need to run a script to parse out the query string? But does that change the parameters in the URL so that the form can again pick it up? Or should I be running a script that parses out the URL into the different parts and creating javascript variables and having those variables be used to populate the form? Sorry I am trying to understand this from what I can read and learn through google searches and videos.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-10-2020

Yes, sorry I always shorten JavaScript to Java, bad habit. The code seemed to work now regarding the first name and last name. I think it was either a caching issue or IDK. But it works now. Just need to solve for the URL encoding thing. I found this script? But I am not sure how to change the var uri = to be the URL of the page the script is embedded. Also is that aliId something that is actually captured and stored by Marketo or anything? Or is it simply to prevent caching like you said in another post? <script> function myFunction() { var uri = "https://w3schools.com/my test.asp?name=ståle&car=saab"; var uri_enc = encodeURIComponent(uri); var uri_dec = decodeURIComponent(uri_enc); var res = "Encoded URI: " + uri_enc + "<br>" + "Decoded URI: " + uri_dec; document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = res; } </script>

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-08-2020

I am running into two issues that my limited java knowledge is failing me. First, I tried to update the code to parse out first name and last name as separate parameters, but it didn't seem to work. The email parameter worked just fine, except it stored the value with the @ symbol as the html code (%40). Any help on what I did wrong and how to fix the @ symbol is much appreciated. Also any idea why this would be including the aliId=? I don't recall seeing that parameter on other thank you pages of ours. I saw another post that you responded to that said it was a guard against caching? MktoForms2.whenReady(function(form){ form.onSuccess(function(submittedValues,serverThankYouURL){ var appendValues = { first_name : submittedValues.FirstName, last_name : submittedValues.LastName, email : submittedValues.Email }; /* -- NO NEED TO TOUCH BELOW THIS LINE -- */ var thankYouLoc = document.createElement("a"); thankYouLoc.href = serverThankYouURL; thankYouLoc.search += Object.keys(appendValues).reduce(function(acc,key){ acc += "&" + encodeURIComponent(key) + "=" + encodeURIComponent(appendValues[key]); return acc; }, ""); document.location = thankYouLoc; return false; }); });

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-06-2020

I did find this after posting and doing another search - https://nation.marketo.com/t5/Product-Discussions/Add-Variables-from-Form-as-Parameters-for-Thank-You-Page/m-p/298984#M168588 So this might work? Thoughts? Is it better to pass values through the URL or as javascript variables?

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-06-2020

So is this possible and how difficult would it be for a javascript dev to write the code? So there is some history and back and forth that lead to the predicament I am now in and needing some help with a solution. We are using calendly to allow our existing leads to schedule appointments. However we are being tasked with using it for lead gen as well. So initially we were researching using calendly to create the lead in SFDC. However I didn't want to do this since it could result in duplicates. Additionally we need to cookie the records and capture some additional information that using a native calendly form won't allow. So my thought and possible solution is to first promote a marketo LP/form, and then upon form submission direct to the calendly appointment stuff. However after picking a date/time and what not the calendly page still asks for user info. I know I can prefill that using javascript variables or URL parameters. However I am not sure how to capture the info from the initial Marketo form submission to pass them along to the calendly to prefill. So again is that possible to upon Marketo form submission, pass their info along either in javascript or URL variables so that the calendly can pre-fill?? If this was already somehow answered in another post, I apologize, I hadn't find anything yet.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎03-02-2020

@SanfordWhiteman I have a follow up question you might be able to answer. Given that my instance is using a different unique identifier and people can exist in the database with several different records. How would cookies relate to this? Would the first record created that got tied to the cookie be the one getting updated with all the web activity? Then what about if the person clears history and cookies? Guessing it would then tie the new cookie to whatever record matches up with another form fill, whether that be a new record or existing?

Taylor_McCarty · ‎02-19-2020

The records won't be merged in our instance because their unique identifier is different. Our instance doesn't use email address as the unique identifier, we use a custom field.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎02-18-2020

So I am curious how this might work. We have established a different unique identifier for our instance which allows for multiple records with the same email address. Historically in the past we were told to disable mkt_tok and even have some javascript set up towards making multiple records instead. I have been working on improving our instance and working towards utilizing mkt_tok more to help us. My question is this: If I have a person who has 2 records, record A is getting updated with web activity from the existing cookie on the computer. Then we email this person from record B and include an mkt_tok, which record will then start tracking we activity? The record tied to the cookie or the record that had the mkt_tok email link clicked?

Taylor_McCarty · ‎09-18-2019

So I am trying to automate an email to send out exactly when a lead has 30 days left on a subscription. I was thinking about using the field 'end date' in future 30 days. However as I understand that operator, anyone who has an end date within the future 30 days would qualify, which I don't want. I want the email to only fire to people who have an end date exactly 30 days from today. Anyone have a similar situation that they have a solve for? Thanks!

Taylor_McCarty · ‎08-09-2019

Thanks for helping with this. And I think I am understanding what your code is doing, but again having to just learn this on my own with no coding background has been interesting and challenging. However I was able to figure out the issue, and though my code wasn't optimal, it wasn't the code. For some reason, the value that SFDC was giving me for this field was already a hyperlink (I am meeting with the SFDC team to understand why this was a hyperlink and not just a URL like I was expecting it to be). So what was happening is I was trying to use a hyperlink inside a hyperlink. So the HTML on my email ends up looking like this: <a href="<a href="https://www.unique-link.com">Click Me</a>">Click Me</a> Which of course breaks things and results in the images in my original post. Again thanks though for your help!

Taylor_McCarty · ‎08-08-2019

Not sure if this will help, but here is my code, just edited a little so that its hopefully not showing anything that my legal team would get me in trouble for displaying. I am sure this code isn't very sophisticated and could be written way better, but this is the best I got from teaching myself this stuff and reusing code from previously build tokens from someone else that is no longer at the company. # foreach ( $o in $sorter . sort ( $ { OpportunityList } , "MarketoCreatedAt:desc" ) ) # if ( $oppFound == 0 && $o . Company_Name__c && $o . Company_Name__c == "Name of Company" ) #set ( $oppFound = 1 ) # if ( $o . E_Comm_Link__c == "No E-Comm Link" ) https : / / www . generic - landing - page . com## ## < br > No E - Comm Link## # elseif ( $ { lead . Number_of_Opportunities } == 1 ) ## # set ( $b = $o . E_Comm_Link__c . replace ( "https://" , "" ) ) ## $b < br > ## ## < a href = "$o.E_Comm_Link__c" > Click me < / a > < br > ## $o . E_Comm_Link__c## ## < br > Has E - comm link## # else https : / / www . generic - landing - page . com## ## < br > Greater Than One Opp## #end #end #end # if ( $oppFound == 0 ) https : / / www . generic - landing - page . com## #end ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍

Taylor_McCarty · ‎08-08-2019

I'm reluctant to output the code because it has some other sensitive information that I am not sure our legal team would allow to be displayed. However I am not making the link in the velocity script. I am just asking that it return the URL. Then I am just adding the token into the hyperlink, so my email looks like this: <a href="{{my.OPP_Ecomm_Link}}">Link</a>

Taylor_McCarty · ‎08-08-2019

So I have a scripting token that is pulling a unique URL off the Opportunity object and I want to then use that URL for the hyperlink on the button in the email. However something is breaking the HTML code from the button and ends up displaying the URL and then the broken code for the button. Below is a screenshot of what it is doing, I had to block out the URL because it's a unique link related to each opportunity.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎07-23-2019

So this is mostly hypothetical as I am toying around with some advanced automations/nurtures. So bare with me, but here is my question: If I have several default programs that I have added to nurture streams, is it possible to "reset" the stream membership such that they get run through the stream again. Thought process behind this being I may have emails or even a series of emails with that default program that I want the nurture stream to activate if the lead qualifies for that default program. And the reason I wan to see if it's possible for them to run through it again would be in case the second or third time around they do end up qualifying for the default program. I hope this makes sense for what I am asking. Again this isn't something I am actively building, but more of a thought exercise at this time.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-05-2019

That worked! Thanks!

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-05-2019

Updated and highlighted the code

Taylor_McCarty · ‎06-05-2019

I pieced this script together from some existing scripts in my instance and from some posts I found here and on blogs, but when I preview the email, the date ends up having a space at the end. Is this an issue with the script? Or is the script working correctly and the field value itself has the extra space the culprit? # set ( $dateOptions = { "fieldValue" : $o . Application_Deadline__c , "formats" : { "in" : "yyyy-MM-dd" , "out" : "MMMM d, yyyy" } , "timezones" : { "in" : "America/New_York" , "out" : "America/New_York" } , "locale" : $date . getLocale ( ) } ) ## -- -- No need to change anything below this line ! -- -- # set ( $dateOptions . timezones . in = $date . getTimeZone ( ) . getTimeZone ( $dateOptions . timezones . in ) ) # set ( $dateOptions . timezones . out = $date . getTimeZone ( ) . getTimeZone ( $dateOptions . timezones . out ) ) # set ( $inDate = $convert . parseDate ( $dateOptions . fieldValue , $dateOptions . formats . in , $dateOptions . locale , $dateOptions . timezones . in ) ) $ { date . format ( $dateOptions . formats . out , $inDate , $dateOptions . locale , $dateOptions . timezones . out ) } #end #end ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍

Taylor_McCarty · ‎05-02-2019

Is this easily accomplishable? Looking for something I can add quickly to the custom head of the Marketo LP, that will redirect to another Marketo LP but keep the original UTM parameters.

Taylor_McCarty · ‎03-29-2019

Not hiding code, just don't have much created yet to show. But this is what I was looking for, so thanks!

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