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Sorry. What I said is incomplete and slightly misleading. To clarify . . . This works and tracking is applied:{{my.URLToken}} = domain.com/?utm_campaign=test This works, but no tracking is applied:{{my.URLToken}} = https://domain.com/?utm_campaign=test
I recognize the documentation says to ...
As written your if statement is looking to see if x is equal to the exact string value of "TRUE". If you just want to see if a value exists, tryif (x==true)If you want to look for a specific string value, make sure the element you're evaluating actually does contain the exact string "TRUE" as its v...
On images it looks like I don't get tracking at all if I use a token value, but if I actually enter the URL with URL parameters using the text editor tools it seems to work fine.
This happens if I use a token with a # or ? in it as the CTA. Is that the case here? I've found that if I replace the token in the email template with the actual URL this doesn't happen.
Hey, thanks for the reply, Michael 🙂 So to be clear, I can create this link from Marketo and include it in an email to the registrant:https://global.gotowebinar.com/icsCalendar.tmpl?webinar=4461177581612578575&user=601224141&cal=google The problem is when I click that link to actually add the event...
Way back in 2017 someone shared that you could use these tokens to create calendar links for webinars using this technique. {{my.Calendar URL - Google}} https://global.gotowebinar.com/icsCalendar.tmpl?webinar={{my.EventNumber}}&user={{member.registration code}}&cal=googleI noticed today that the url...