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Hi @SanfordWhiteman answer was somewhere in the middel. Hint was the email link tracking order. Yes, it is possible to use "contains" and "split" in an email script AND it is possible to use them in an template (for now). BUT first the velocity code is processed and after it the tokens are exchanged...

Hi @SanfordWhiteman thanks. It's pretty easy. The code handles URLs which are requested to be handled by link tracking. If I bring the code into a my.token it will not be handled from link tracking. AND: the template will fail in a workspace the token is missing or changed in an inappropriate way. ...

Hi Sanford, reason is that this has to happen before my-tokens are exchanged from Marketo. But at the end it's the question - can you imagine why a given string is processet like expected but a string set via token is not? Is it maybe a question of processing order? Or maybe a question for the form...

Hi Sanford,thanks! I reallised my mistake instantly this morning. 🙂

Hi @SanfordWhiteman many Thanks. Unfortunately, in my case, it's not possible to handle the cookie before the Munchkin code has been initialized. At least not without changing the way how the code is injected into the page from our CRM. Because Munchkin code is part of our common DOM and all additio...

@Darshil_Shah1 Oh Ok. That's a confusing UX/UI behavior. Thank you!

Hi @SanfordWhiteman thanks this helped a lot. Unfortunately it now says { "requestId": "f3e5#18074a085fe", "success": false, "errors": [ { "code": "613", "message": "Invalid multipart request" } ]}Tried a bit around but was not able to find a mistake. ...

Good point.

Hi Sanford, you are absolutely right. It's not accurate. As you say. It's just a guess. And a conclusion by try and error. Till now I unfortunately I hadn't the right idea how to check it the best way. In case it's a new user It should be easy as I can compare the give and the delivered email addres...