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@SanfordWhiteman wrote:Much as I adore Velocity, I’d also wonder exactly why Velocity is being used here. You can concatenate/interpolate {{my.tokens}} into URLs outside of Velocity, and it doesn’t look like you’re really manipulating the values (which would require Velocity)?@SanfordWhiteman , my b...

@deepikachandar , I've edited your post to show your code as code.There are a few problems that I can see.This line here #set($equipmentName = ${my.equipment}) doesn't need the {} around $my.equipment. Ditto for the following line.However, your larger problem is that you can't directly access my to...

@NagaprabhuK ,Firstly, you need to be careful about the use of the word 'your'. These questions are not being answered by Adobe people, but by fellow community members who are giving up their time, knowledge, and energy freely to help you. If you want to talk improving feature sets (and trust me, ...

@Sant_Singh_Rath ,Firstly, I fundamentally agree with your premise. In these situations I've used a third party multi step form library, collected the data, and then pushed it all into a hidden Marketo form and submitted.Somewhere in the back of my mind, I'm sure @SanfordWhiteman has done something ...

@Jake_Kalinoski ,To Sanford's point about counting registrants, look at FlowBoost (https://flowboo.st/). It's a super handy tool that hooks into Marketo (both backend webhooks and landing page webhooks) to do things like count registrants (exactly what you need to do), get a count of registrants (a...

This is one of things you don't need to do often, but when you need it, it'll be a real time saving. Adobe, bring on more of these useful features.

All,in case anyone is wondering why @SanfordWhiteman 's last example works even with an empty email address; it's because a split on an empty string still yields an array with one (empty) element. The output string does have two spaces in a row (), but no one is going to pick that up. But if you ...

Agreed. But I'm just wondering if @JoeDownham has set up their parser to account for Excel-ified CSV files with a ; as the delimiter and then when the parser encounters a RFC 4180 file it is getting confused. Just to be clear, RFC 4180 does specify ONLY a comma as the field delimiter. All this is s...

@JoeDownham I have to agree with @SanfordWhiteman here.I've seen interesting issues in CSV files for a global company with different delimiters being used, and different characters being used to denote 10^3 multipliers in numbers. An import CSV parser wasn't handling this well at all. It wasn't th...

And make sure the Marketo account has appropriate permissions for the Facebook page the ads are are being displayed on.