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@xceled ,in addition to what @SanfordWhiteman has already said, don't forget to check the folderType value.It is possible for a folder of type 'Program' to have the same id as a folder of type 'Folder'.CheersJo
@Metiu87,in this instance, I'd be looking to do regular exports to SQL of this data using the API and report from SQL rather than Marketo.CheersJo
@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):