Creating and distributing promo codes to Marketo leads (in JS/FlowBoost)
Distributing campaign-specific promo codes is typically done in one of these ways: 1. Popping a key off a precreated stack of unique codes, like the Excel sheet a client sent →
Destyling a Marketo form (for easier CSS restyling)
It's easier to customize a Marketo form if it's completely destyled to start. A float or margin-left that doesn't seem to respond to !important →
Detecting the language used in a Marketo form fillout, Part I
When it comes to spam, every business is international, since botnets span the globe. And when bots speak an unfamiliar tongue (and you aren't using ReCAPTCHA to stop →
What browser versions should Marketo Forms plugins support?
Or, to put it more obviously, what IE versions? Ran into a cool forms plugin today that touted its Marketo Forms compatibility. (So cool, even, that I'll dive →
Marketo field limits in the real world, Part II: *URL* is for domain names, not full URLs
> If you haven't read it yet, check Part I [real-world-marketo-field-limits-2] (on Integers). Continuing this series thanks to a prod from KS on the Field Limits [https://nation. →
Smoothing embedded Marketo form loads
When you use the default Forms 2.0 embed code, the form descriptor loads asynchronously. This means the inner HTML of the <form> tag isn't rendered →
Marketo field limits in the real world, Part I: Integers
> Update 2018-09-10: The new post on Currency and Float [https://blog.teknkl.com/marketo-currency-fields-are-horribly-broken/] fields can be considered part of this series. If there's one official Marketo →
Code Anatomy: Not bad meaning *could be better*, but bad meaning *bad*
Like obscenity [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it], or good-smelly cheese, or how that one network sitcom I swear, totally subverts the genre, bad →