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Hi Bonnie,Short answer: triggers act as OR operators (so it would look to see if someone has either filled out form.) What you can do as a workaround is set up a trigger with the second form and put a filter after it that looks for the first form fillout.

Also curious to see a full list, but I know app-ab* is Ashburn, VA and app-sj* is San Jose, CA.

Hi Jay,From what you're describing, it sounds like this email is coming out of your Marketo instance--and since this is something that's made by users rather than by Marketo themselves, you'll need to find the email that's being sent out upon an MQL qualifying and tweak it. Unfortunately, {{SP_Send_...

Hi Sherry,This can be done, but it may not be in as traditional a manner as you'd think. If you make A. xxxxB. xxxxlinks, you can assign them unique IDs (i.e., ) that go to a thank you page for voting. From there, simply set up trigger campaigns that listen for email clicks that have those particular IDs and use that as a trigger (so, something like "Clicks Link in Email" with constraint "ID equals optionA") to change a data value on that particular record. You would then simply aggregate the poll data in Analytics (or the analytic tool of your choice.)

Hi Sheena,A couple of ideas since you mentioned that everything had worked prior to this week:If you can take a look at the records that are coming through with your form, see what the "Anonymous IP" recorded is—if they're all showing up the same, you may have a problem with your reverse proxy (i.e....

Hi Marisa,Just a quick follow-up: while I'm waiting for Part 4 of an ongoing Google Analytics + Marketo series I've been writing to post to be put up (so I can, in turn, combine the most Marketo-y parts to share here on the community), I do go into some detail on how to sort out referrer data from y...

Hi Ariel,In this case, you're going to want to set up twin fields: one to record the value stored the first time and then map the data into your "real" field in the backend. For instance, if you're storing comments on a form, you'd make a temporary field (in this case, I'm using "Fake Comment Field ...

Hi Malik,Generally, the recommended way of recording assets that don't inherently have the ability to be tracked is to have a go-between page firing JS that quickly records a faux visit via Measurement Protocol and then redirect to the PDF; I do something along this lines (combined with Marketo Munc...

Hi Kelly,First off, thanks for taking the initiative to share this! I feel like Marketo's own documentation is a little weak in this respect, since it only lists permissions without explaining what those permissions actually control. To answer a few of your questions:1e/1m. For whatever reason, Mark...

Hi Phillip,I suppose it depends on whether it's human error or bots performing this behavior, but I've been using mailcheck.js to handle instances like this when it's human error and then just doing the following for Marketo:$(document).ready(function(){ MktoForms2.whenReady(function (form){ ...