Dan_Askin

The process is coalescing, and we're actually looking to outsource the form work/some of the marketo data structuring -- if anyone knows anyone. Also, I'm being a bit ambiguous because the project hasn't been announced yet.1) In an email, we ask account holders to invite friends via a Marketo form. ...

Thanks for your response, Sanford. We may associate the refer-ee with the referrer rather than the other way around. Or we may just say you can invite up to X people and hope that they don't get greedy. This whole project needs some serious data architecture.

Had a thought on the 1 hour piece: May set up a smart list based on a trigger -- delivered the '24-hour reminder' email -- then set up a wait for 23 hours > then send the '1-hour reminder' email. Logically, it seems like it should work.

Working on exactly the same thing. The 24-hour reminder seems easy -- we've got a datetime field as a system attribute added within CRM. But I'm still confused on the 1-hour reminder given the hard-coded "day" adjacent to the end-on field. Also, not sure if this should be a batch campaign or a trigg...

Gotcha, Ryan. I am the moron who didn't check the box within the script -- but then I did check it and still no dice.When I go to approve the email or preview against subscribers, I get 'Cannot get email content- An error occurred when procesing (sic) the email Body!' Here's where I'm at from email...

(Brand) new to email scripting and having a similar issue. We've got appointment times (80+) added as attributes within a datetime field. Format within the smart list view is May 7, 2016 3:00 PM. Thought it would be as easy adding a lead level token for that attribute -- {{lead.saintsseatlocation:de...

Hi Gregoire,Did see that, but still no dice. We actually re-uploaded the attribute to coincide with the intended date style -- April 27, 2016 10:00 AM -- and Marketo is changing it to 2016-04-29 11:00:00, which is confusing. Now we're trying to set a rule to retain the intended date style.Dan