Jim_Thao7

I'm not entirely sure what issues you're experiencing, but I do know that I've built forms with Hebrew characters before so the answer is Yes. I didn't do anything special. Took the characters, copied them and pasted them into the labels. If you need something else, please clarify.

If you would like to manipulate the way a module works to behave how you want it to, you can edit the actual code from Email Actions>Edit Code.

Sourced Via seems like it would be a custom field created by your team (for whatever purpose) whereas Source is a default field created by Marketo for every instance. Either way, I don't believe it matters too much. Use which one best serves your need or has the best and most usable data in it.

I believe the missing component here is that we don't know where your content is stored. For example, did or are you going to create 3 separate emails that address the 3 different pieces of content? Are you going to create 1 single email with dynamic content? Are you going to use Velocity Script? A...

This is expected. Engagement programs don't automatically take leads out of the engagement program because of hard bounces or for any other reason. You need to build campaigns to execute against leads in engagement programs. EG. If hard bounce then remove from engagement program.

I see. This is probably because the ${Section3BtnBGColor} references are unique to Marketo and doesn't have anything to do with general HTML. Therefore, when viewing the code outside of Marketo, some other color is going to render.

Out of the box, you can do this with dynamic content (segmentation). You will need to build out the infrastructure for it, such as the segments/segmentation. Then, you can segment the email accordingly.If you want a more straight forward approach and are good with code, look into Velocity which ca...

What I've found is that the test will need to have a "browser cache and cookies have been deleted" step after every bullet point instead of just 1x at the beginning. You may want to allow for some web propagation time as well to allow RTP and Adobe to catch up. I say 2-5 minutes should do the tri...

You need to find a way to get the records that were already sent the email to not go through again like adding smart filter for NOT WAS SENT EMAIL. I'm not entirely sure how your campaign is setup, but that filter alone should already do the trick for the most part.

I'm not sure what you meant by the email composer popping up, but to customize a subject line, you can use tokens or dynamic content (segments).