Export Job statuses returned by the status endpoint are not instantaneous results. The results returned are a snapshot in time of a recent status. The intent of the status endpoint is to monitor for completion.    You can trust the status returned by the enqueue endpoint. The job can go from processing to enqueued again, so forward progression isn't strictly expected. The transition from created to queued, however, should be one-way. ... View more

The interplay between templates and content can be complicated. Please submit a support case as that will allow us to look at the specifics of the template, existing content, the exact request and response etc. ... View more

Use the token as shown in the UI and returned by the API:  {{program.name}}   The API is sensitive to case for tokens when approving a template whereas the UI is not. ... View more

You're right that you can't create disconnected Custom Objects. You need to have at least one lead to link it to when it's created. This is a business rule not a technical requirement which is why deleting the last lead associated with a custom object doesn't remove the object; it will remain and be disconnected. You'll need to create the objects when the first connected lead is created in Marketo Engage. ... View more

I'm not sure what's confusing here. After means from the start date specified by your initial nextPageToken until now. There's no date range option for that endpoint. ... View more

I agree with Sanford Whiteman‌ in that it's most likely a local problem. That error and come from anywhere along the connectivity path, but the cause is most likely local. It could be configuration problem with your HTTP client, a proxy server, proxy config, or even faulty equipment like a switch or router. You should test making other connections using the same method. You could try retrieving the WSDL for Marketo's ancient SOAP API as a test: https://developers.marketo.com/soap-api/ You could also copy your API access token from the Launchpoint service in your Marketo Engage UI and use it to access /rest/v1/leads/describe2.json with a simple get request. Add the token as a query parameter like this: /rest/v1/leads/describe2.json?access_token=XY123 and test from a browser on the same machine which could rule out factors from your development environment. That should help narrow down the problem significantly. ... View more

If Sanford Whiteman‌ hasn't made it clear, this is a bad idea entirely. The discussion has been very abstract. Right now you're getting very specific answers to your questions, but are left with many choices to make. To get more useful ideas, it might be helpful to explain your overall goal in simple terms so that we can help propose a workable solution. ... View more

Would you be able to answer Sanford Whiteman‌'s questions to the original poster about your situation? That information is probably necessary in order to give any useful answers. ... View more

Yes, this is expected behavior. Referring to https://developers.marketo.com/rest-api/lead-database/activities/#deleted_leads you will find the note: In some cases, this endpoint may respond with fewer than 300 activity items, but also have the moreResult attribute set to true.  This indicates there are additional  activities that can be returned and that the endpoint can be queried for more recent activities by including the returned nextPageToken in a subsequent call.  Note that the nextPageToken needs to be URL Encoded in the request. The empty pages you're getting represent 300 leads with updates that haven't been deleted, but were checked by the API to see if they were. The number of requests you need to make will be proportional to the number of leads with updates during the requested time period. It works this way in order to be able to return each result in a timely manner. There is no bulk extract for deleted leads, so this is the best method. ... View more

In addition to Sanford Whiteman‌'s suggestions, you might try with extensions disabled. Incognito mode will disable all extensions unless specifically configured to run in Incognito mode. If you still see the problem in Incognito, try disabling all of the extensions by unchecking the "Enable" checkbox for each one. I've run into some cases in which extensions mask enough information about the browser that CloudFlare suspects the browser is a bot. Depending on how locked-down your browser is, you may need to work with your IT department to accomplish this troubleshooting. ... View more

Since you're already creating a the hash to provide to Conversant for matching, it seems to me that the easiest solution would be to create a custom field in Marketo, populate values using a list import ( Import a List of People - Marketo Docs - Product Documentation ), and then include the custom field value in your links. That technique uses data you already have and avoids the complication of webhooks. The downside, of course, is that the fields need to be kept up-to-date. You'd need to update field values each time you provide a new file to Conversant. The same can be accomplished using the API which you might allow you to incorporate Marketo updates into the process that creates the file in the first place ( https://developers.marketo.com/rest-api/bulk-import/bulk-custom-object-import/  ) The best import performance will be accomplished by only including newly acquired leads in each import, of course. ... View more

I don't believe any of Marketo's Launchpoint partners offer a hashing webhook or service that's applicable. I'm hoping that will change as that would make this a lot easier. In the meantime: It would make sense to use a Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) provider like Microsoft Azure Functions to implement a custom webhook without the need to maintain a server infrastructure. Azure Functions—Develop Faster With Serverless Compute | Microsoft Azure  You could use a PowerShell script to create the hash: Get-FileHash ... View more

Sanford Whiteman‌, 100% valid! Gerard Donnelly‌, it might make sense to actually expand the code. I did a little searching and found this list which seems like it might serve you well. I'll leave it up to you if you really want to exclude all these domains. Another technique might be a pop-up that asks the form-filler to identify what kind of email it is: commercial, professional, or personal for example. Then if they select personal, ask for a work email. That said, there's another technique you might find helpful: minification. With minification, this: MktoForms2 . whenReady ( function ( form ) { form . onValidate ( function ( builtInValid ) { if ( ! builtInValid ) return ; form . submittable ( true ) ; var vals = form . vals ( ) ; var invalidDomains = [ /* Default domains included */ "aol.com" , "att.net" , "comcast.net" , "facebook.com" , "gmail.com" , "gmx.com" , "googlemail.com" , "google.com" , "hotmail.com" , "hotmail.co.uk" , "mac.com" , "me.com" , "mail.com" , "msn.com" , "live.com" , "sbcglobal.net" , "verizon.net" , "yahoo.com" , "yahoo.co.uk" , /* Other global domains */ "email.com" , "fastmail.fm" , "games.com" /* AOL */ , "gmx.net" , "hush.com" , "hushmail.com" , "icloud.com" , "iname.com" , "inbox.com" , "lavabit.com" , "love.com" /* AOL */ , "outlook.com" , "pobox.com" , "protonmail.ch" , "protonmail.com" , "tutanota.de" , "tutanota.com" , "tutamail.com" , "tuta.io" , "keemail.me" , "rocketmail.com" /* Yahoo */ , "safe-mail.net" , "wow.com" /* AOL */ , "ygm.com" /* AOL */ , "ymail.com" /* Yahoo */ , "zoho.com" , "yandex.com" , /* United States ISP domains */ "bellsouth.net" , "charter.net" , "cox.net" , "earthlink.net" , "juno.com" , /* British ISP domains */ "btinternet.com" , "virginmedia.com" , "blueyonder.co.uk" , "freeserve.co.uk" , "live.co.uk" , "ntlworld.com" , "o2.co.uk" , "orange.net" , "sky.com" , "talktalk.co.uk" , "tiscali.co.uk" , "virgin.net" , "wanadoo.co.uk" , "bt.com" , /* Domains used in Asia */ "sina.com" , "sina.cn" , "qq.com" , "naver.com" , "hanmail.net" , "daum.net" , "nate.com" , "yahoo.co.jp" , "yahoo.co.kr" , "yahoo.co.id" , "yahoo.co.in" , "yahoo.com.sg" , "yahoo.com.ph" , "163.com" , "yeah.net" , "126.com" , "21cn.com" , "aliyun.com" , "foxmail.com" , /* French ISP domains */ "hotmail.fr" , "live.fr" , "laposte.net" , "yahoo.fr" , "wanadoo.fr" , "orange.fr" , "gmx.fr" , "sfr.fr" , "neuf.fr" , "free.fr" , /* German ISP domains */ "gmx.de" , "hotmail.de" , "live.de" , "online.de" , "t-online.de" /* T-Mobile */ , "web.de" , "yahoo.de" , /* Italian ISP domains */ "libero.it" , "virgilio.it" , "hotmail.it" , "aol.it" , "tiscali.it" , "alice.it" , "live.it" , "yahoo.it" , "email.it" , "tin.it" , "poste.it" , "teletu.it" , /* Russian ISP domains */ "mail.ru" , "rambler.ru" , "yandex.ru" , "ya.ru" , "list.ru" , /* Belgian ISP domains */ "hotmail.be" , "live.be" , "skynet.be" , "voo.be" , "tvcablenet.be" , "telenet.be" , /* Argentinian ISP domains */ "hotmail.com.ar" , "live.com.ar" , "yahoo.com.ar" , "fibertel.com.ar" , "speedy.com.ar" , "arnet.com.ar" , /* Domains used in Mexico */ "yahoo.com.mx" , "live.com.mx" , "hotmail.es" , "hotmail.com.mx" , "prodigy.net.mx" , /* Domains used in Canada */ "yahoo.ca" , "hotmail.ca" , "bell.net" , "shaw.ca" , "sympatico.ca" , "rogers.com" , /* Domains used in Brazil */ "yahoo.com.br" , "hotmail.com.br" , "outlook.com.br" , "uol.com.br" , "bol.com.br" , "terra.com.br" , "ig.com.br" , "itelefonica.com.br" , "r7.com" , "zipmail.com.br" , "globo.com" , "globomail.com" , "oi.com.br" ] emailExtendedValidationError = 'Please enter a Business email address.' , emailExtendedValidationError1 = 'Email seems to be incorrect.' , emailField = 'Email' , emailFieldSelector = '#' + emailField ; var invalidDomainRE = new RegExp ( '@(' + invalidDomains . join ( '|' ) + ')$' , 'i' ) ; if ( invalidDomainRE . test ( form . vals ( ) [ emailField ] ) ) { form . showErrorMessage ( emailExtendedValidationError , form . getFormElem ( ) . find ( emailFieldSelector ) ) ; form . submittable ( false ) ; } var emailRegExp = /^[^\s@]+@([^\s@.,]+\.)+[^\s@.,]{2,}$/ ; var validEmail = emailRegExp . test ( vals . Email ) ; if ( ! validEmail ) { form . showErrorMessage ( emailExtendedValidationError1 , form . getFormElem ( ) . find ( emailFieldSelector ) ) ; form . submittable ( false ) ; } else { form . submittable ( form . submittable ( ) !== false ) ; } } ) ; form . onSubmit ( function ( form ) { } ) ; } ) ; ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ becomes this: MktoForms2.whenReady(function(o){o.onValidate(function(e){if(e){o.submittable(!0);var m=o.vals();emailExtendedValidationError="Please enter a Business email address.",emailExtendedValidationError1="Email seems to be incorrect.",emailField="Email",emailFieldSelector="#"+emailField,new RegExp("@("+["aol.com","att.net","comcast.net","facebook.com","gmail.com","gmx.com","googlemail.com","google.com","hotmail.com","hotmail.co.uk","mac.com","me.com","mail.com","msn.com","live.com","sbcglobal.net","verizon.net","yahoo.com","yahoo.co.uk","email.com","fastmail.fm","games.com","gmx.net","hush.com","hushmail.com","icloud.com","iname.com","inbox.com","lavabit.com","love.com","outlook.com","pobox.com","protonmail.ch","protonmail.com","tutanota.de","tutanota.com","tutamail.com","tuta.io","keemail.me","rocketmail.com","safe-mail.net","wow.com","ygm.com","ymail.com","zoho.com","yandex.com","bellsouth.net","charter.net","cox.net","earthlink.net","juno.com","btinternet.com","virginmedia.com","blueyonder.co.uk","freeserve.co.uk","live.co.uk","ntlworld.com","o2.co.uk","orange.net","sky.com","talktalk.co.uk","tiscali.co.uk","virgin.net","wanadoo.co.uk","bt.com","sina.com","sina.cn","qq.com","naver.com","hanmail.net","daum.net","nate.com","yahoo.co.jp","yahoo.co.kr","yahoo.co.id","yahoo.co.in","yahoo.com.sg","yahoo.com.ph","163.com","yeah.net","126.com","21cn.com","aliyun.com","foxmail.com","hotmail.fr","live.fr","laposte.net","yahoo.fr","wanadoo.fr","orange.fr","gmx.fr","sfr.fr","neuf.fr","free.fr","gmx.de","hotmail.de","live.de","online.de","t-online.de","web.de","yahoo.de","libero.it","virgilio.it","hotmail.it","aol.it","tiscali.it","alice.it","live.it","yahoo.it","email.it","tin.it","poste.it","teletu.it","mail.ru","rambler.ru","yandex.ru","ya.ru","list.ru","hotmail.be","live.be","skynet.be","voo.be","tvcablenet.be","telenet.be","hotmail.com.ar","live.com.ar","yahoo.com.ar","fibertel.com.ar","speedy.com.ar","arnet.com.ar","yahoo.com.mx","live.com.mx","hotmail.es","hotmail.com.mx","prodigy.net.mx","yahoo.ca","hotmail.ca","bell.net","shaw.ca","sympatico.ca","rogers.com","yahoo.com.br","hotmail.com.br","outlook.com.br","uol.com.br","bol.com.br","terra.com.br","ig.com.br","itelefonica.com.br","r7.com","zipmail.com.br","globo.com","globomail.com","oi.com.br"].join("|")+")$","i").test(o.vals()[emailField])&&(o.showErrorMessage(emailExtendedValidationError,o.getFormElem().find(emailFieldSelector)),o.submittable(!1));/^[^\s@]+@([^\s@.,]+\.)+[^\s@.,]{2,}$/.test(m.Email)?o.submittable(!1!==o.submittable()):(o.showErrorMessage(emailExtendedValidationError1,o.getFormElem().find(emailFieldSelector)),o.submittable(!1))}}),o.onSubmit(function(o){})}); You could also minify your original script, of course. ... 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Hi Sant Singh Rathaur ! Good Advice Amit is right on the nose with the advice that wvw is just another subdomain. You're probably familiar with configuring CNAMEs for use with Marketo which is one way subdomains can be created. A Marketo customer could, in fact, use wvw as a CNAME in hopes that their site visitors won't notice the difference and maybe you ran across such an instance. It could all be totally innocent, but maybe not ... Sanford Whiteman is also on the nose, of course. He mentions that "Certainly there will be consequences if the zone apex ... doesn't point to the same server" If that's true, the consequences could be more than just not working as-expected; they could be malicious. Replacing letters with look-alike characters or ones similar enough to be missed is a typical phishing technique. With the right access, legitimate or illegitimate, adding a subdomain is close to trivial. Once created, a look-alike site may be used to spoof a login page where a user will willingly enter their information sometimes including username and password. The site could also conceivably be used to capture a competitor's leads. I've never come across or even heard of a malicious marketing effort like that, but I would still be skeptical of the intent. ... View more

You can slim the list down by checking for the first part of the domain. This line builds a regex var invalidDomainRE = new RegExp ( '@(' + invalidDomains . join ( '|' ) + ')$' , 'i' ) ; ‍ ‍ which explicitly looks for the end of the string by using the $. Change ')$' to ').*' and then you abbreviate your list of domains  like this: var invalidDomains = ["gmail.c", "yahoo.c", "hotmail.c", "outlook.c", "aol.c", "live.c"]‍ ‍ ‍ I haven't tested that code so there could be typos, but that technique will work. ... View more

The code above doesn't generate a tracked link because ${anchorLink} contains the entire tag. Marketo's Velocity scripting will only output a tracked link when the tag itself is literal rather than stored in a variable. Moving the value assigned to ${anchorLink} on line 3 to line 13 is what's need. Line 13 should be: <a href="https://${url_no_host}" alias="Renew Now" class="mktoText primary-font button" style="background-color: #f96b07; border-radius: 3px; color: #ffffff; display: inline-block; font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-weight: bold; line-height: 46px; text-align: center; text-decoration: none; text-size-adjust: none; width: 100% !important;"><span style="color: #ffffff; font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-weight: bold; text-transform: uppercase;">Renew Now</span></a> ‍ and line 3 should be removed. ... View more

The link should be output using the first form from the examples at the bottom of https://developers.marketo.com/email-scripting/ #set($url = "www.example.com/${object.id}") <a href="http://${url}">Link Text</a> ‍ ‍ It''s necessary for the anchor tag be included as a literal up to the // Without that technique, the link will not be tracked. That's not a Velocity constraint, it's implementation-specific to Marketo's tracked link functionality. ... View more

One other option, if you have the time, would be to implement hexadecimal conversion and base64 encoding directly in Velocity. It might be overkill, but I believe (meaning I haven't tired it myself) it's possible. The algorithms to accomplish each of these tasks are described clearly here: Program for decimal to hexadecimal conversion - GeeksforGeeks Sunshine2k's homepage - Understanding and implementing Base64 Neither of these links is hosted by Marketo: caveat emptor. Each algorithm is pretty simple. You'll likely need MathTool (VelocityTools 3.0-SNAPSHOT API)  for both tasks. Also, consider if hex encoding is actually necessary. In many cases, a decimal format can also be used. ... View more

This is a great technique to lower the barrier to action and hopefully increase form submissions. Marketo offers similar functionality but falls just short of your goal with Dynamic Visibility Rules. Dynamic visibility rules require the person to enter something first whereas your goal is to show additional fields/rows on-click. For marketers who are happy showing additional fields a little later: after a person enters a value in the first field, Dynamic Visibility Rules are a simpler solution. ... View more

The .submit() method starts the submit flow: performs validation, fires any .onSubmit() events, submits the form, and fires any .onSuccess() events if form submission was successful. Calling .submit() from within .onValidate() explicitly creates an infinite loop. Changing     mktoForm.onValidate(function(native) { to     mktoForm.whenReady(function(native) { and removing     mktoForm.submit(); may be sufficient to prevent the looping. I believe that will also submit the form on the first click as it moves this code outside of that flow. ... View more