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Hi there.I've been doing some reading on html email design recently, and there are a few places (and a few examples I've seen) that say not to wrap each element of the email (or module in Marketo speak) in a table, but to wrap the whole email in a table, and just use Table Rows ( and ) to delineate ...
@SanfordWhiteman ,That works just fine.I'd forgotten all about the hidden field type and was mucking around with rules to try and hide the master field which took me a while to resolve (doh!)
@SanfordWhiteman , so you are saying always hide the master field, but make the visible list dependent on its value?I hope so, because I'm about to give that a try.
All,Jo's next silly question.I have a form with a list box on it. I want to make values in the list box dependent on another field, but not a field the users can see (i.e. a value already set against the lead), that in turn controls the values in a subsequent listbox.Any thoughts on how best to han...
@SanfordWhiteman, I thought that might be the case. I was hoping for a fully UI based solution.Hi ho, hi ho, its off to velocity land I go 🙂
Afternoon all.Is there an easy way (with a standard Marketo button) in an email to have dynamic text. You can set the module to dynamic, but the text still gets pulled from the non-dynamic variable.I'm presuming I'm missing something obvious!CheersJo
Sanford,Yep - there is that option. However, there are 28 variants.My dream is that I could have a module where the user says 'this story relates to this interest (1 of 28)' and then use velocity to include or exclude.e.g. Three copies of my story module in a Newletter email. If there were two sto...
@SanfordWhiteman wrote:Unfortunately not, those vars can't be used in VTL.OK.. so imagine this.. I have three check boxes on the leads table... Loves_Blue, Loves_Red, Loves_Green.I want to be able to create an email that displays a story on blue for lovers of blue, a story on red for lovers of red e...
Makes sense (and yes, I was already predicting problems with reserved characters). Next silly question - can module variables be referenced in Velocity. E.g., I set the a variable called 'colour' to 'BLUE' on the module, and then depending on whether a lead has a checkbox 'loves_blue' checked leave...
Good afternoon all.is it possible to write velocity code directly against a module in an email template, or do I need to abstract it by referencing a script token in the template? I'd like to build out a module that has the ability to comment itself out (often referenced here) without needing to ad...