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http://developers.marketo.com/examples/forms2/example4.html This example shows you doing something client-side on submit of the form.Justin

Jasmine Kyles​ - Can you elaborate on what you want to do? In Email Editor 2.0, the contents of all rich-text elements will auto-copy to the text version. Are you wanting something else to get copied over? Justin

Yes, that is exactly what I'm referring to. You can read this quickly, then enable it:Turning On/Off Email Editor 2.0 - Marketo Docs - Product Docs When we released Email 2.0 in the Spring '16 release we left it off for all customers. Customers had to manually enable it from that Admin page. At this...

There is no way to do this unless you have a way to share data with them. It's their website so they control anything that happens on their pages and any data that is transmitted. They would need to either send you these details directly or you could potentially leverage a third party cookie (not re...

Yeah, it's not technically possible to know if someone opened only a text version of an email. I recommend you move to Email 2.0, where contents of rich-text elements are auto-copied to your text version by default. We will be deprecating Email Editor 1.0 in 2017.Justin

Ok I updated them on https://docs.marketo.com/display/DOCS/Guided+Landing+Page+Templates. They should be fixed now.Justin

Thanks!

Do you mean the hero background image? It should be. If you're seeing weirdness somewhere, please send me an email with a screenshot and I'll have our developers look into it. jcooperman@marketo.com

+1, and see mine. Our product offers support for local or global variables. Whether a variable is local or global is determined by how it is defined in the email template. If you mark them as mktoModuleScope="true" in your template, they will become local variables. If you want to make any changes t...

Greg is correct. We have delivered product functionality to enable variables to be either local or global in scope.Our syntax is defined here: Email Template Syntax - Marketo Docs - Product Docs and it is the mktoModuleScope attribute that determines whether your variables are local (true) or global...