Casey_Grimes

Hi Janice,When using hint text in Forms 2.0, Marketo actually renders the text as input placeholders, which are not supported by IE8/IE9. However, there is a workaround for this! Modernizr is a JS script that will actually detect these older versions of IE and perform backwards-compatible fixes to m...

Hi Nichole,Your problem is on line 309:#bodyId .mktoForm .mktoButtonRow { display:block; text-align:right; }To fix this, you simply need to have your desktop version of mktoButtonRow be text-align: left !important rather than left (or fix the mobile-specific error.)

What may be a possibility is to use the minimum number of times constraint on your Visit Web Page filter, depending on what you expect the range of potential visits to be; I would personally try for the highest times visited and work backwards like:Scoring.10 VisitsVisited Web Page starts with = "ww...

Unfortunately, the way Ghostery blocks Marketo directly conflicts with Forms 2.0 placed on external pages; you can get around this by embedding the original form style or using the API to pass form data from a neutral form.That being said, I would perhaps advise your customers to unblock the Analyti...

Hi Michael,The key to preserving special characters when doing list uploads is to make sure that your list is saved with UTF-8 formatting. Excel, by default, formats entries as Windows-1252, which results in the special characters you mention getting mangled.Unfortunately, Excel doesn't offer an out...

Hi Pablo,Assuming that there are no duplicate emails in your Excel spreadsheet, you can simply update the First Name and Last Name columns on your sheet and upload them again along with the email address. Marketo associates all changes based on email address (rather than ID.)Also, I'd like to give a...

There's a SOAP wrapper for node.js here.

@Sanford W: Indeed, you're right--it looks like the test instance I was using was just hanging on the way to resolving to emailWebview.

The only thing I would add to this is when you use the "View as Web Page" link included with an email is that if you are not cookied as a known lead when viewing the link as hosted by Marketo, you actually won't see anything load. That may be fine--or even desired--if the newsletters are supposed to...

There are some specific media queries called in forms2.css that handle this behavior; simply add your own media queries to override Marketo's default behavior.