Phillip_Wild

Hi JoshWe are a travel company, so initial use cases might be upsells once they have booked a tour with us but before travel, or to subscribe for deals based on a particular location.We would definitely want the ability to auto-subscribe and unsubscribe, would be operating in 6 major countries (US, ...

Hi Amanda,I haven't used Pardot myself so I'm probably not in the best position to comment. But overall, the idea of paying for both Pardot AND SFMC in order to get the full functionality of Marketo doesn't seem to make sense to me. Not sure how those costs could stack up. However, maybe you don't n...

Ah, I think I knew this one but was too slow Sanford Whiteman​!I'm now starting to understand why your code is the way it is - Marketo's implementation of Velocity imports everything as a string, not as an integer as you'd expect. Strings all the way down, right?

Brilliant! Thanks everyone.I worked out the key problem is that I actually wasn't creating the null array before I looped. Such an easy fix!!!! Thanks. And I'll try to remember the code trick Sanford, sorry!

Cool, thanks Sanford! I'll have a think and see what's scalable.

Hi SanfordThanks! However, I'm afraid I might have to modify the question a little. I'm now looking to pass only those items from the list into a new list. So in my example from before, I want to end up with a list which looks like this:$names = [$name1, $name2, $name3....$namen]Since your code will...

Hi GrégoireYep, the top level folder token is absolutely the path I'll be going down - much easier! It's about 240 emails in three different folders.