Ben_Cooper

Where exactly do I add that in the token?

I still can't get this to show in the body of the email when it is sent to me. I am confident I have the correct token applied in the email. Does anything look wrong with the code?## Database field names go on the left, user-friendly names on the right #set( $booleanFriendlies = { "sessionBooks"...

I checked off the fields. I can't get the information to fill in the body of the email after it is sent to my inbox through a smart campaign. Should I be using the REST API Name or SOAP API Name instead when referencing the fields? Or does the friendly name suffice?

Hi Sanford,After changing the variables in your script to match mine, do I just add this to an email script token in Marketo?

So, for the one off email, and I forgot to include this, the Salesforce fields will actually need to trigger if field was updated on a date that could be even longer than 9 days. It would be before a certain date though. So, would this still work if I put the attribute name (SF Field) and Date of Ac...

Ok. Yes. I can export the list and sum them up that way. But, I would also like to extract the number of times an individual visited a page from the engagement program. I can drill down into the user and see that information. But, to try to tally that for 1000's of people would be impractical.