Danny_Tran5

ellereber · ‎05-17-2022

Has anyone found a resolution to this issue? We are running into the same issue and can't find any information from research or from opening a Marketo Support ticket.

Darshil_Shah1 · ‎04-28-2022

This could likely be an issue with the button styling, etc. in the email template. If you could post some code along with some snapshots preferably in a new thread it’ll help us better in determining the solution of your problem. Thanks!

Jo_Pitts1 · ‎03-28-2022

@Rajnikantmodi, This is quite different to the original topic. Can you create a separate thread please? Also, the question is a little murky. Can you provide a little more clarity please? Cheers

Kaitlyn_Simko · ‎02-22-2022

My team usually waits 3 hours before checking because it is not instantaneous.

Danny_Tran5 · ‎09-09-2021

Hi there, I just wanted to check in with the community here to see if anyone has had any experience with Datorama. We're currently looking to gain better insight into our customer interactions and ultimately build out a good multi-touch attribution model that will enable us to under overall customer journeys. From our conversations with Salesforce and from what I've heard so far, they have great metrics that they can provide, but I'm not quite sure if it's a 1-1 match with Bizible. I'm wondering if maybe it doesn't need to be a 1-1 competitor in order to still have an abundance of useful metrics that would help us with our goals. I'd love to hear from any of you who use it now or in the past. Thanks so much, Danny T.

cgrove · ‎08-20-2021

It seems that for a two column form that this solution doesnt work quite right since the row is getting the data attribute data-zi-managed applied to it but for example, the first row contains 2 columns with email and company. so the email column inside the row gets hidden right off the bat.

Diego_Villamiza · ‎04-01-2021

I'm very looking forward to know as well. Seems that Zoom will never pass that info onto Marketo at all.

Danny_Tran5 · ‎02-10-2021

It's been half a year and they still haven't addressed this... We just switched over from RingCentral and it lost a bunch of functionality.

Phillip_Wild · ‎06-10-2020

Thanks Amy! Although annoyingly, in G Suite I don't see "Forwarding and POP settings", I see "POP/IMAP Download". From some Googling, it doesn't look like you can forward on messages automatically with our G Suite integration... I'm guessing we need to create an Adobe account to get these emails sent to a particular email address? I could push it to a Zapier email address, but I can't modify where it's sent while logged in as me.

Kiersti_Esparz1 · ‎03-06-2020

Brendon, Thank you for asking about whether this source of leads would cause problems. As @SanfordWhiteman pointed out there are definitely quality issues that are of concern any time you are mailing to a list of email recipients who have not opted in to hear from you. In addition to the risk to your success from a third party list, sending email to a purchased list is a violation of Adobe's Acceptable Use Policy. I added emphasis below to the specific term in our AUP.. https://www.adobe.com/legal/terms/aup.html Prohibition against Unsolicited Email/Spam: Customers must refrain from directly or indirectly sending, transmitting, distributing, or delivering: (i) Unsolicited bulk email ("spam" or "spamming”) i.e., emails to persons who have not consented to the receipt of such emails by providing their email address in a manner from which consent to receive email may be reasonably implied. (ii) Email to an address obtained via Internet harvesting or other surreptitious methods (e.g., scraping, renting, purchased list, co-registration, affiliate marketing, incomplete or old lists; or email appending). Adobe defines email appending as a marketing practice that involves taking known Customer Data (name, address, etc.) and matching it against a third-party vendor’s database to obtain email addresses. (iii) Email that generates abuse/spam complaints or spam trap hits resulting in IP/Domain blacklisting or other deliverability issues that could have material impact on Adobe or its client’s reputation. Thank you, Kiersti Kiersti Esparza Head of Product Management, Email Delivery & Compliance Marketo, an Adobe company

Josh_Hill13 · ‎05-28-2019

it's based on clicks and opens for each email against an index built off of all Marketo customers. Unless they changed it.

Dave_Roberts · ‎01-29-2019

Im not aware of any limitations that you'd have to consider when setting up Bootstrap with Marketo -- it'll do just about anything you can do anywhere else on the front-end. I normally follow a kind of simple rule of thumb to keep my code "layered": I'll separate the architectural components (rows/columns) into one "layer" and add my Marketo editable areas as a child <div> inside of those containers. This makes it a little easier to handle the layout independently from the content sections. I used pre-flex Bootstrap for a while and it took a little getting used to in making the transition to 4.x but it's only made things easier and more flexible than before. If you dig a bit thru their docs, there's all kinds of new syntax -- like "p-3" for "padding 3 units, all the way around" and "py-3" for "padding 3 units on the y-axis" .... -- that make it easier to adjust the layout with classes instead of inline styles. I've setup a "playground" here: [GS] // FLEX Template to demo some of the basic and advanced features of our FLEX LP framework, it might be useful for some inspiration. Some of my favorite applications of BS4 + Marketo are using the toggles to re-arrange the content blocks. You can tap into the "order" attribute to move things up/down in the layout. You can use the "flex-grow" attribute to resize columns -- and the columns are easier to work with b/c they'll resize if you hide one of them (using something like <div class="col-12 col-md">....</div> for a column (at the md- breakpoint, the layout will be even columns, for mobile the cols will be full-width). Adding the flex-grow property to these columns lets you resize them in proportion (i.e. 1:2 (33/66) or 1:4 (20/80)).

Floyd_Alvares2 · ‎12-13-2018

Hi Danny, Happy to help. If you are happy with my response, I would appreciate it if you mark it correct. Thanks Floyd

Loren_Robeck · ‎11-29-2018

Ah, thank you!! I've found your blog post on "quick-and-dirty-utm-forwarder". That sounds like the ticket! Will work on implementing with our devs. Thank you as always. I see from Googling and reading developer docs, that Munchkin expires after 730 days! woot.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎08-01-2018

Sorry to bring up old threads, but I was wondering if you had more info about how embedding scripts directly into the KV HTML can trigger a false positive. Is this just a bug with Marketo? Or is there actually some logic behind why this happens? It's a matter of what a browser does when a <script> element is removed from the DOM and reinserted. Unlike with non-code elements, say <div> s and <span> s, which are (to some degree) reinjected in exactly the same state they were in when they were ejected, when you reinject scripts, they run again. And they run without any awareness of their previous state. You have to, quite clumsily, store the state as a variable on some other fixed element or at the global level in order to be able to check "Did this already already run?"

Makiko_Hultz1 · ‎01-14-2019

Danny, thank you for posting the additional question! Dave, I did ask the question at last year's Marketo summit and I found out that the issue was exactly what you pointed out above, I made the updates inside an editable area on the template. I ended up updating the landing page one by one. We are updating our landing page template this year and I'll make sure to incorporate what you suggested above. Thank you for your feedback!

SanfordWhiteman · ‎04-24-2018

It sounds like you want to have Form A be a visible form, then short-circuit Form A in an onSubmit listener stage and switch to a hidden Form B post instead. On a purely functional level this is done by setting form.submittable(false) in onSubmit , then running the hidden form submit as outlined in the blog post. Note this will not, on its own, hide Form A. You'll also have to restyle it so it's not visible, to simulate it having been submitted. You can pass one form's values object to the other easily, as long as you omit the instance-specific values. var formAValues = formA.getValues(); ["formid","munchkinId"].forEach(function(instanceSpecificField){ delete formAValues[formSpecificField]; }); // later formB.setValues(formAValues);

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