Another reason to test your site in IE and/or Edge: as a tiebreaker
In the martech world, cross-browser testing is… shall we say… deemphasized? I believe most of our clients are only testing in their own version of Chrome (Mac or Windows, but →
Never use Munchkin 'associateLead' like this (if you like having a job)
Secret keys are used throughout cryptography. They're basically akin to passwords, only they're generated and used by apps as opposed to being typed by hand (and →
Velocitip: Use ArrayList.equals() for multiple comparisons
Velocity is the only language where Brevity for Brevity's Sake is OK. It's not showing off to keep your VTL as short as possible. →
FlowBoost loves your line breaks
Marketo user CDD (also an existing FlowBoost user) opened this Community thread [https://nation.marketo.com/thread/44572-how-to-expend-a-text-area-in-a-change-data-value-flow-step] the other day that brought up another way FB can save your →
Velocitip: Don't start your Custom Object names with numbers!
This is more like a pre-Velocity tip, since you need to make this decision while setting up your Marketo and/or SFDC Custom Objects, before you even try to read →
A confirmation popup bar for Marketo Forms
You've seen double-confirmation popups on forms before, I'm sure. They're helpful for giving end users an additional nudge to use their legal name, a working email, and so forth. →
Stay (somewhat) aware of the Forms 2.0 event listener limit
If you see an “EventEmitter memory leak” error in your browser console, you've almost certainly done something wrong in JS. But don't take it personally: that something might've been innocently copying-and-pasting code from the Marketo developer docs →
Marketo Forms Patterns: The “Not You?” session regen link
When you select "If Known Visitor, show Custom HTML" for a Forms 2.0 form, you get a built-in "Not You?" link. But what if you want to offer that same functionality while still showing the original form? →