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I can't repro this actually, on Landing Pages or Emails. Can you send me the steps you've taken to input the text?
In addition to the feature Sanford mentioned, we're actually rolling out even more robust nginx caching for all customers. I don't have a timeframe but shouldn't be too long before it's fully deployed.
mktEditable and mktoText are equivalent. Both will give users the TinyMCE rich-text editor to have full editing functionality.
Another possible reason is that there is a timeout threshold to retrieve the resources for the module like images. So, I have seen when there are image re-directs (or just images that take long to load) they won't show up in the thumbnails.
Agree with Greg's comments. Did removing the extra mktoaddbydefault solve this for you? I also would agree mktoText on
Technically, the module screenshots come when an email template is approved. My guess is that if you did all your module adding from "Edit Code" in an individual email, it will be blank. Generally, the available modules you want people to have should be defined in the underlying template. Is that wh...
Hi, yes, I am referring to non-program tokens being used in the Marketo Preheader field as shown here Email Editor v2.0 Overview - Marketo Docs - Product Documentation Thanks,Justin
Hi Carl,I'm referring to the Marketo Preheader field shown here in the Email Settings dialog. It will not support lead tokens at this time. As said before, tokens will work anywhere in the body of the email itself (and some customers may have their own preheader field in the body of the email...)Ema...
Hi Scott,Tokens should always be replaced with the value on the corresponding lead's record. It should never include someone else's content and if you are seeing that you should file a support ticket immediately. The only thing that isn't supported at the moment is using any token in the Marketo Pre...
It should work if you reference munchkin-beta.js as the link to the munchkin file in your code snippet instead of munchkin.js. Alternatively, it is possible to hard code the actual version of munchkin into the snippet like: http://munchkin.marketo.net/152/munchkin.js The downside to that is you woul...