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No, I normally do just that (AWS API + some logging tool a la Splunk); it's just in this specific case I need to work backwards to track down a rogue API connector that's...somewhere? Perhaps on an owned server, perhaps elsewhere? Shadow IT at its worst.
Normally, if I'm looking to gauge the amount of API calls made to Marketo, I'd monitor the core systems that are calling to Marketo--it's accurate and easier than periodically checking. However, if you're in a situation where you're trying to do an analysis of what's even calling the API, is there a...
Hi Greg,In that case, you could always just assign a title or a custom HTML attribute (asset="whatever") to the button pulling up the form and perform almost the exact same method of inputting the value, just looking for whatever that attribute value is. That way, you're not stuck having to do somet...
Hi Greg,Filling a URL value is pretty straightforward; see http://codepen.io/anon/pen/ZeXOgY?hello=world Granted, that's just a quick parameter slicer, but i'ts equally easy to use indexOf to get the last part of the URL, should that make more sense.
Hi Chris,In order to have true compatibility across devices (versus the free-form editor's detecting of 480px, then scaling down) you will need to redo your pages with guided landing page templates. This break will be especially noticable on tablets, which are usually 768px or so in width.With that ...
So, just taking a cursory look at this, this script could be incredibly simplified to:#set ($greetCheck = ${lead.Salutation}) #if ($greetCheck.contains('Herr')) Sehr geehter $greetCheck ${lead.LastName} #elseif ($greetCheck.contains('Frau')) Sehr geehrte $greetCheck {lead.LastName} #else Sehr geehrt...
I can confirm this bug is now appearing on Ashburn and San Jose instances.
It can be done. I strongly recommend against it for a variety of reasons, because honestly? No one really does it and gets away with it not looking horrible.Take a look at Really Good Emails - The Best Email Designs in the Universe (that came into my inbox) , for instance--it's a great compilation o...
Hi Jake,Long story short--there's quite a few different WordPress plugins that integrate with Marketo. Some offer Munchkin tracking, some offer it optionally, and some don't at all. Which specific plugin are you using?
Depending on your needs, there's a few different ways to go about it: Justin's method of rolling up data to the Account works just fine, but you can also echo the product values into a special field on the Opportunity, or you can enable Entitlements (if the product is a renewing service or something...