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@DaucusKarota ,given this sounded quite important, can you report back on where you ended up?CheersJo

I would adopt a very different approach.I'd have a triggered campaign that populated a 'what content was clicked on' field. This field would contain a history of all content clicked on (at least for the email you just sent).Then I'd have another email that still had all content in it, but a couple ...

@MannyP98 ,you've said "The form has no hidden fields on it for these 2 parameters I'm testing on"did you mean that, or did you mean the 'no' to be two?CheersJo

@DaucusKarota , is this a specific email, or all emails?Has anything changed in your template or emails that might cause them to break (especially velocity tokens)

@kenmckown ,what is it supposed to look like. What did you try after using my snippets?Can you post your latest code, and a screenshot of the working standard HTML versionCheersJo

@Disha_Goyal6 well spotted@kenmckown If it were me, I'd not be importing, but taking this as a starting point to cut and paste each relevant module in. This structure is just 'too different' to make for a comfortable lift and shift.CheersJo

@kenmckown ,That's way to much code to wade through, so I shan't :). In short:Take a basic Marketo template.Apply all your styles to the style section in the headInside the existing mktoContainer table, create a single TR element and TD element. Each of the Pardot modules are individual tables, so ...

@kenmckown,you will need something like this going before your standard HTML background stuff (you'll need to swap variable names and stuff): and at the end I make extensive use of Outlook background images. This should work for you

@cagarwal,are you making sure you are sending the objects to delete through in batches? Deleting objects will be a bit slow, but batching them should make it more efficient. The API call allows for a list of object IDs to be passed through. I'm presuming you can send through 300 at a time as per u...

@amiskinyar ,The solutions here feel incomplete.You are better off using a MSO conditional to only output the table for Outlook desktop app for Windows.That way, you can use the DIVs to be responsive on mobile clients.There are many examples out there that demonstrate this principle in action. Also,...