Jo_Pitts1

Jay,I know @SanfordWhiteman hasn't mentioned a specific service, but FlowBoost is a fantastic service to use for the type of stuff you want to do (flowboost.tk/). I'm guessing the reason he didn't mention it is because FlowBoost is his baby and I think the ToS stops him from mentioning his own wor...

Ramesh,this posthttps://nation.marketo.com/t5/Product-Discussions/Drop-down-titles-within-email-template-variables/td-p/119569contains a sort of solution to what you are looking for. I use this quite extensively now either as local variables or global depending on the context.CheersJo

@SanfordWhiteman I've created a landing page. I've dropped a form into the landing page. I've ensured PURLs are enabled for that landing page.I've appended a known unique code to the landing page (of the form https://domain/lpname/code )and nada.Any obvious next steps.

@SanfordWhiteman , somehow I knew you'd know 🙂 I'm sure I'll find several ways to mess this up and get horribly confused, but I'll get there!CheersJo

Hmmm.. so have to have the append stuff everywhere any of those fields might change (i.e. form submits and API calls).Not as elegant as a calculated field, but cest la vie 🙂

@Phillip_Wild ,normally the condition is because 4 or 5 form fields have all been updated. What if a form gets filled in, API gets called and then 2 minutes later, the same or a subsequent form gets filled in again for the same lead (a very real possibility with progressive profiling, wizard style ...

@B_Jacquet2 ,that could work but any arbitrary time scale will at some point be wrong in this kind of situation. I was really hoping I could use a calculated field in the Data Value Changes, but no such luck.