Chris_Wilcox

Hahah I've seen a lot, but never this. My experience with hidden fields is that you literally can't hide a field until it's references are removed. So your inherited state where it IS hidden, but IS referenced is not normal. My guess is that's it's because of your CRM, but that's a guess.Your other ...

Definitely a weird one. The reason you can't access is because it's hidden (which frankly is the expected behavior of Marketo, hidden = you can't find it). However, I didn't think it was possible to hide a field if it was being references somewhere in Marketo, which is why you see it in Smart Lists ...

Unfortunately, standard fields are read-only in Marketo. You are not able to update the field name. Sorry 😕

Hi Ronn,Marketo shouldn't allow you to mark a field as "Hidden" if it is currently in use somewhere in the instance. You can check this by visiting the Field Management section in Admin, finding the field, and looking at the settings. You can see in my screenshot below where it shows "Hidden" as "Tr...

CTRL+Shift+R is your new best friend.

No issues here. If it's not a role-based thing (i.e. your user record's assigned role doesn't have permission to clone programs), I'd reach out to support.

What we did was we actually setup cross domain tracking within our GA instance for exactly this purpose. The short answer is -- You add your normal web domain's GA code to your Marketo hosted subdomain (pages.example.com or whatever it may be). Then in your GA view filters, you append the entire dom...

Could you just add that filter to your smart campaign trigger rules? If [Trigger] and [Acquisition Program] = Blank?

Alright so they do look like velocity script {{.my}} tokens. In my experience with similar issues, I've had two outcomes I've dealt with:The sample email compiler was simply not working correctly. When you sent yourself the production version of the email, if this was the cause it would have been de...

Just because Gmail and Hotmail can receive the email and not the internal system doesn't mean much depending on how those test records are setup. Depending of what kind of token and how it's built, if (for example) the test records don't have all of the required fields to execute the velocity script...