Casey_Grimes

So, uh...If you theoretically wanted to create anonymous records in controlled circumstances, am I reading correctly that Marketo isn't going to patch this? Because there is absolutely a use for this that has pained me since anonymous records were removed a while back. However, I don't want to build...

Hi Mark,The filters are, as you said, simply providing a filter to the triggered behavior--so the lead was created, but it also contains those products and doesn't have those email domains. Once a lead is created that meets that filter criteria, then and only then does it fire. When you create a rec...

Hi Jason,Ah--I forgot that Marketo forms have the bad habit of wanting to manually set the width on their container (I normally just normalize all that in one go.) As such, it's not allowing you to wrap. Applying the following CSS:.mktoForm {width: auto !important;}.mktoOffset {display:none}.mktoBut...

This actually brings up an interesting thought: would it be possible to alter munchkin.js using something like l2 or ipify to check if the public IP is associated with the Marketo instance's employees' IP and then have it disregard any mkt_trk parameters sent over URL to update the tracking cookie? ...

While I understand what you're trying to say, the fact of the matter is that many different companies have many different ways of storing address information, and if there are any legacy systems that need that data formatted in a certain manner, this would cause direct conflicts.Now, I wouldn't be o...

Just a bit of a footnote here: you can use external CSS spreadsheets in emails if (and only if) you want to target email clients that do, in fact, support external CSS—most commonly this is done for webfont support (as it's basically a 1:1 overlap of those who support in and those who support webf...

Hi Malik,Typically what I'll do is make an "End of Stream" program as the last thing a person runs through before being exhausted and use {{system.dateTime}} to stamp a field. That also gives you the flexibility to do whatever other flow steps you'd like to do, such as send an Interesting Moment.

Hi Kanako-san,Because your site.min.css is using an !important flag to define Marketo font size and other styling, you'll have to pick the specific form ID and use that to overwrite it with CSS order of operations like so:#mktoForm_2035 input { font-size: 16px !important; margin: 5px !important; }

Hi Jason,It absolutely is! Simply set .mktoForm .mktoFormRow to have display:inline-block; .mktoButtonRow should have inline-block set by default by forms2.css. This should force it to float to the right of the text field.You may need to adjust .mktoFormRow and .mktoFormCol to properly sit with perc...

Hi Kyle,Out of the box? Kind of. Assuming you have a relatively stable scoring system and one that doesn't allow for runaway growth, you could always do a check on the scoring with a data value change trigger/filter: the old value under a threshold and new value over a threshold in a certain amount ...