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Hi CarloWhat other examples have you found? I'll follow up with the documentation team and get back to you on this. Thank you for noticing and posting on this!

Sanford, I disagree. There is nothing in this thread that indicates this is a client side rest call. I'd assume this is being done in some secure middle tier, which is the best practice.If you have a better solution given the current end points in the REST API, feel free to share them.

RaviIn order to do something when the form loads, you would use the "loadForm" function in the Forms 2.0 API. Check out the forms 2.0 Documentation, Examples and API.MktoForms2.loadForm("//app-pod.marketo.com", "123-xxx-567", 1057, function(form) { // Call your code here to populate the company fie...

Hi LeoOf course in the SOAP API, this value comes back where appropriate.. but it doesn't have a direct analog in REST. I haven't tested this, but the closest thing might be "Variant ID"Here's the full return of Get Activity Types{ "requestId": "14400#14df7f32c9f", "result": [ { "id": 1, ...

You'd have to do it a bit programmatically, I think. If you're using REST and you call "Get Activity Types" This is what comes back for a form fill. Note the primary attribute is form fill ID. I think it would involve calling all activity of a certain type (or types) and then parsing the jSON respon...

I don't think so. Unfortunately, custom opportunity fields are never visible in the UI.

Absolutely. I'd use a custom field for that.

Could you use the Marketo created date? That's the date that an anonymous lead became known... prior to that, they're anonymous, and by definition not addressable by email.

Hi MindyWell Orders exist in a one to many relationship with leads, and are of course added via the API (REST or SOAP). When you load the second order are you creating a new order or updating the existing gone?

That's exactly right. The user will look like this.