Hi Diedert,Twitter IDs are valid--they're just Twitter's internal view of an account instead of the username, which can change. For example, I have the amazingly even Twitter ID 44...
Hi Wyatt,If you're doing an export via API, you can do this by using the Campaign Run ID that returns with activities_click_email; the trick is going to be reconciling the Campaign...
Forgive my ignorance of your use case, but is there any reason why you couldn't just run a follow-up object query based on the GUID returned to pull that? Moreover, when you do suc...
Hi Adam,You're already 90 percent of the way there; you just need to alter your last line to<a href='http://printingforless1.com/ps/Survey/NPS?order=$lastItem.orderNumber'>Take our...
Just noting from a technical point of view on top of all of this that Marketo forms and tokens don't necessarily play well together even in Marketo environments; for example, I've ...
Right now, your form row is acting as a block element and forcing the button to the next line, so you'll want to add .mktoFormRow { display: inline-block;}to your CSS, which will l...
Hi Kanako,In your first LP, there's a CSS block on the template between lines 81 and 196 that's manipulating the layout. In your second LP, there's no such setup.
Hi Greg,On one hand, I see what you're doing with this framework, but that also seems like a lot of work. I'd really just recommend using a CSS reset to make multiple columns behav...
Hi Pete,Assuming you're using guided landing pages and not desktop/mobile free-form landing pages, I'd probably just use one of the out of the box solutions like FitVids.JS - A lig...
Hi Angela,There's a few different ways to approach this issue:The simplest would be to make sure all of your relevant sends are associated to Campaigns in Salesforce with Campaign ...