Rafael_Santoni1

Rani,Why not contact Marketo and get a fixed IP address for your Marketo instance/account? It probably has a cost, but that way only emails originated from your account will be using the IP address. If you do that, you can warm up the IP for bulk mailing, and also have visibility on your deliverabil...

Gaurav,Why not contact Marketo and get a fixed IP address for your Marketo instance/account? It probably has a cost, but that way only emails originated from your account will be using the IP address. If you do that, you can warm up the IP for bulk mailing, and also have visibility on your deliverab...

I like to use my own code to do that. This is independent of Marketo and should work for any form fields.I created this function to parse the url and grab any parameters it may have: function getQueryString( name ) { name = name.replace(/[\[]/,"\\\[").replace(/[\]]/,"\\\]"); var regexS = "[\\?&]...

Jordan,Are you using an actual Marketo domain name? If you are, I suggest you do create a new sub domain of your company's domain to run in Marketo's instance. After that, you need to make sure that you incorporate best practices on your email deployments and at least try to avoid using a "from-emai...

The Javascript function is being called upon form submit. David has the overriding formSubmit() calling the changeFollowupURL() function.i.e.function formSubmit(elt) { changeFollowupURL(); return Mkto.formSubmit(elt); }

Elliot,The URLs that you showed on your list are actually in some way valid URLs that have been opened and because you have the Munchkin script on them, you get them on the list. All opened for me except for the first one.In order: 55-000.net/index/www.conductor.com/resource-center (this is the one...

It would help greatly if you include a link to a page with the problem so we can take a look at the code.Thank you,Rafael

David,Have you already defined $jQ to invoke jQuery? $jQ does not invoke jQuery by default. I don't see anywhere on your code defining $jQ.The code looks like it should work but I think you need to define the variable $jQ like this:var $jQ = jQuery.noConflict();Try inserting that just before the "ch...

Andrew,I know this is going to sound strange, but try this. Clear all of your browser's cache, cookies, etc. as soon as you see the problem the next time. I for one, I am consistently having those types of problems.Also when I am working from home (Comcast ISP connection) some times it seems like I ...