Ulf_Deeg

ok. so you loop through a list, right?then I guess you need to add a counter or false/true of some sort.hasA = 0hasB = 0hasC = 0for each A hasA = hasA +1for each B hasB = hasB +1for each C hasC = hasC +1=> in the end check for the variations and define the content. e.g. hasA <> 0 && hasB = 0 && h...

Here's some good further reading: Solving DPI scaling issues with HTML email in Outlook - James' Blog

thank you for clarification. I thought so

this might be due to Outlook 120 dpi scaling, which is almost impossible to properly fix.Anyhow, it needs taken a close look at the HTML. There's no easy way to pinpoint this, could be about anything.

Hi Sanford, around that...if the smart campaign is triggered by Webinar program status > registered, all the custom tokens, such as unique URL to the GoToWebinar shuold be populated by the integration, right? No need to put in an extra wait step, I assume.BestUlf

I guess you want to check if the field CONTAINS A, B etc? Not Equals A, B, etc. Right?#set ($string = ${competency.field})#set ($RegEx = "RegularExpressionHere")#if($string.contains("value")) foo#elseif($string.matches($RegEx))bar...

I'd consider using a cookie to store those params and then autofill form fields from the cookie. this way you can also keep the source if they browse to a different page and then submit a form.EDIT: got sidetracked. this is for Marketo embedded forms, too

So what keeps you from creating a LP inside a Program to clone from?

yeah, I think this could be done - even responsive. apply custom CSS to the form columns and form rows that Marketo wraps around the fields.Use a one column layout in the editor or at least have the larger comment field in an extra row and try to make the rows inline-block elements. it will need qui...

Hi Justin,try adding the following at the bottom of your CSS. (not cross browser-tested yet, but should work).mktoButtonRow { width: 100% !important; text-align: center!important;}