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Darshil_Shah1 · ‎10-26-2022

With an exception of the "is" and "is not" operators in the Email name constraint, the rest of the operators, including the "contains" operator, do not look for the perfect match in the email name (and hence ideally, you should not see an error in the SL with the contains operator even though you don't have any such email in your instance). @lukea , if you're still seeing this issue you can reach out to the support team to look for what exactly the issue is as this is something that isn't expected. FYR, I do not have any email that has the keyword "foo" in the instance, and still, I don't get the red squiggly line in the email name constraint per the below snapshot -

SanfordWhiteman · ‎10-12-2022

There are still errors in your code. (1) You should be using equals(), not the == operator (the latter has unexpected consequences): #if( $lead.user2BillingInvoices.equals("1") ) (2) This is a syntax error: #set ("User Billing Invoices:Yes") You presumably want something like: #set( $UserBillingInvoices = "Yes" )

lukea · ‎10-12-2022

Interesting.. this sheds some more light on how to do certain things in Velocity. Merci!

carfield · ‎02-16-2022

Hi Edward, Could you tell me, please, what is "step id" showed for in Activity Log? How can we use these information? Maybe we can identify these steps using REST API? Thanks in advance, Dmitry

SanfordWhiteman · ‎01-26-2022

The 1st method is preferred. If you’re desperate for a one-liner you can do #if( !$display.alt(["United States","United Kingdom"]).contains($country) ) but it’s best avoided because that extra wrapper ends up losing clarity IMO.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎12-03-2021

That doesn’t look like the view-source of the email. But what I already see is you have a curly apostrophe (in “You’re“). That also needs to be Q-encoded.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎11-24-2021

It's even a string. Embrace the age of big data. 🙂 Yes, I was asking about the form input type as opposed to the database type. I assume it's a form Checkbox backed by a database String. But also to the fact that "" has a meaning - a logical/boolean type would not fit as you pointed out above. Well, a NULLable SQL BIT/BOOL, which is what Marketo uses under the hood, can represent 3 states (0/1/NULL)! But the problem is you can't always differentiate between 0 and NULL at the application layer in Marketo. The storage layer does distinguish. Anyway, I can see why you might have a String instead of a Boolean and try to handle validation yourself so it doesn't have unlimited values.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎09-11-2021

#macro( throw ) #set( $zeroLengthList = [] ) ${zeroLengthList[0]} #end

lukea · ‎02-07-2021

Cool, DM is out

lukea · ‎10-25-2020

Hi Marketo Nation, I am using the following endpoint to update an image within the email content: https://developers.marketo.com/rest-api/endpoint-reference/asset-endpoint-reference/#!/Emails/updateEmailComponentContentUsingPOST POST /rest/asset/v1/email/1234/content/header_image.json with type=Image&externalUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fsub.example.com%2Frs%2Ffoobar%2Fimages%2Fbanner_1200x400px.jpg&altText=%7B%7Bmy.alt%7D%7D&style=width%3A%20100%25%3Bdisplay%3Ablock Issue: I have not found a way to leave width and/or height for the image empty. This would meet the spec in the email template, where the image placeholder is set with `width` being "600", and `height` is not provided/fixed. For now, the image always appears distorted. (Note that upon manual image upload/specification from within the email builder it works as expected.) Question: How do I need to alter the POST request to get an empty `height` attribute for the image? I have fiddled around with "null", but to no avail. Thank you!

lukea · ‎07-27-2020

Interesting, it seems to work. Using the `checkboxes` instead of the `checkbox` type would allow me to set an arbitrary value - e.g. 'true' or 'foo' - for checked string values, and the unchecked value is by default always saved as 'false', right? Why would it make a difference to use "true" instead of "True" or "TRUE" - do you have a specific scenario on your mind, where it becomes problematic, if one wants to convert the string to a boolean?

lukea · ‎07-16-2020

Hi community, I get the feeling that the API endpoint `rest/v1/activities.json` returns empty results in the `Link` field for email clicks, if the email link has been a program token like `{{my.url}}`, and it only returns the actual clicked url, if the url was hardcoded into the email in the veins of `http://example.com`. Can someone confirm this? This behavior would speak against using tokens for URLs that appear multiple times in an email. At least in case you would like to do further things based on queries activity data. Thank you in advance!

SanfordWhiteman · ‎07-12-2020

The message merely means a linked LaunchPoint (Custom) Service exists. It doesn't mean the user is being "used" as in "making API calls." So you need to temporarily relink the service to another user, change your user, then link it back.

lukea · ‎05-28-2020

Done, thank you

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