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Hi Marcy,This can be done, but I'd strongly recommend just using the CSS content property to achieve the effect. Really no need to get other languages involved (and it honestly might be more of a headache otherwise.)

Hi Shiran (and Idan Dayag​),There are a few different ways to get around this based on your request parameters; the easiest (and the sanest for me in terms of structuring where to send data) has been to actually modify my approach and use byTag to replicate the structure inside the Marketo instance....

Hi Candace,In situations like this (and I'm assuming your need to compare the two is because Salesforce is always the System of Record), what I've done is blocked the ability for updates to come from things like forms and record the user's entered email address into an alternate field that can then ...

Hi Hoi,Depending on the way your Salesforce instance is set up, the update to show the Lead and Contact versions of the field were mapped together may not have come over. That said, if you reach out to Support they should be able to map these two fields back together on the Marketo end as well.

OK, so this isn't that uncommon: it just requires a bit more nuanced understanding of how the Marketo-Salesforce sync works.When a record is deleted from Salesforce, what's supposed to happen is that the sync sends both a data value in the form of "SFDC is Deleted = True" and an Activity Log action ...

Hi Kailash,This very use case is the idea behind tag managers--you may want to look at Google Tag Manager, Piwik Tag Manager, Mezzobit, Tealium, etc. for deploying Munchkin across your pages.

Hi Lauren,Dealt with this most recently a couple of months ago, but it's something I've seen come up several times before--there's many potential points where things may be having an issue: not issuing large enough IP blocks in your whitelist, SPF selector setup, competing DKIM selectors (though odd...

I, too, often use custom JavaScript to enhance capabilities around forms--but I'm doing it to add an extra layer of semantics and accessibility on top or provide the end user with controls and inputs that Marketo doesn't support due to their relative rarity. Placeholder attributes can be correctly s...

Hi Merrisa,I hate to be a party-pooper, but: while you can upload and use webfonts in emails, you really shouldn't upload them to Marketo. Several months back, Marketo changed their policy on cross-origin resource sharing​ to only support Marketo-hosted landing pages with webfonts. As such, using th...