Brent_Copeland

At this point, it's more of a request than a question, I guess. Whether it's a backend setting when building the landing page or a rewrite with a parameter. They are doing a call themselves already for inferred country. It would be nice to have it available instead of having to redo the work. An...

I'm assuming using the token would require munchkin to already be running and tracking the user as well, which I don't want. Looking for something like cloudflare does. Passing the country in the headers so it's there already.

I have the same question. My use case is a bit different. I want to stop tracking anyone from the EU. I was hoping we could obtain the country code through marketo and not have to rely on other outside services. It would be great to get something passed to the landing pages by default. Or even...

That makes complete sense. What do you think would be a good way to handle it? Do you think adding db error messages in the dashboard would be possible?

Thanks for the information! The endpoint didn't appear to be our issue though. It's the db not allowing the submission, and handling of that not allowing any data submission or reporting errors.

Sending the same form submission via soap, we were returned this error msg: Lead sync failedmktServiceExceptionsyncLead operation failed: mktDbException [PropelException]; msg = Unable to parse value of [datetime_value] as date/timeI'm assuming this is coming from the Marketo end, and not adding the...

We have solved this issue! and it all came down to Type Casting.We have some javascript that creates cookies and reads cookies and we set it to a text message when it loads the first time, then it changes to a date after that.The field in Marketo is expecting a date or numerical value, and the text...

We are getting submissions into drupal itself. We even can show that the data is being collected offsite in postcatchers when we set those up. Before Marketo we had been using Eloqua for years using the server-side method and didn't have any issues. One of the reasons we wanted to use it. So I do...