Chris_Wilcox

Yeah you guys are right, the code I'm using here is not true production code so likely why, but yes @Kristof there SHOULD be advanced logic brackets as you described if you're grouping ORs, sorry for the typo in the screenshot!

@neelambakre Glad it was useful! Always around for support! 🙂

Hi @brianmcgann You're right in practice, but not in reporting. As Sanford said, the behavior of many email clients that people use (Outlook, iOS, etc.) sometimes either automatically download or automatically block the open pixel from firing, meaning you may get both false opens and non-reported op...

Nope, I abandoned this idea and went instead to try to get Asset ID (which I could then, via the API, associate back to a program ID since an asset can only exist in 1 program). I did KIND OF get asset ID working. It worked in the sense that the code does dynamically populate the asset ID of the em...

Hi Courtney! Awesome idea, always smart to get a jump on new skills during some (typically) quieter weeks at the end of the year! Another huge resource that I usually find myself on whenever I'm facing a velocity issue is @SanfordWhiteman's Blog: TEKNKL Blog (Velocity Tagged Content) For me, one...

It must be because I'm putting my code in the email template, not the unsubscribe language. We have a custom unsub link so getting that unsubscribe language to appear on our emails is actually an issue (even if it's just the comment). I'll play around some more. At this point, my solution isn't wor...

Even tried putting the script (both wrapped in

One update... I looked at the source code of my delivered email using the script, and it looks like the value is not appearing in the code. I tried with the script wrapped both in the

It just output's the text "${MAContext}" when I output${MAContext} I realize you had it as a comment, but since I had to move the code to my email template, I wrapped it in