For the summer 2016 release on September 23rd, there are three developer-oriented features being released. Email 2.0 Support in the REST API All pre-existing Asset APIs which were only compatible with v1.0 Emails and Templates are now enabled for use with v2.0 email assets. Push Lead to Marketo Push Lead is an alternate lead synchronization method … Continue reading “Summer 2016 Updates”
Author: Kenny Elkington
Spring 2016 Updates
REST API Asset API – Web Pages Landing Pages are now exposed via fifteen new endpoints which will allowing creating, updating, deleting, cloning and draft management for landing pages. Landing Page templates now also have draft management endpoints exposed Get Landing Pages Get Landing Page by ID Get Landing Page by Name Create Landing Page Update … Continue reading “Spring 2016 Updates”
Winter 2016 Updates
REST API Asset API – Programs Programs are now being exposed through a new set of endpoints which will allow creating, updating, deleting and cloning of programs. There are also additional endpoints to get Tags and Channels in order to correctly create and tag new or existing programs remotely. There are also Approve and Unapprove Program … Continue reading “Winter 2016 Updates”
Integrating the SoundCloud player with the Munchkin API
SoundCloud provides an incredible audio hosting platform, with rich analytics and functionality for everything from aspiring indie rock acts, to EDM artists at the top of the music industry, to storytelling podcasts. Along with the incredible native functionality of the platform comes a world-class API program to move your data and track listening behavior. This is … Continue reading “Integrating the SoundCloud player with the Munchkin API”
Guest Post – Direct SQL Connectors to the Marketo Database
This is a guest post from Sumit Sarkar of Progress, Inc. SQL connectors to Marketo database Marketo has well documented APIs for accessing data. However, sometimes organizations need direct SQL access. We are seeing the lines blur at Marketo shops between Marketing and IT which is increasing the demand for standards based SQL connectivity. … Continue reading “Guest Post – Direct SQL Connectors to the Marketo Database”
Marketo Security Enhancements
At Marketo we take security seriously. As a part of an industry-wide initiative, Marketo is upgrading our web authentication and encryption to enhance our security protections. The rollout is scheduled to occur on December 12, 2015. Who will be affected? Only a small number of users will be affected, only those who have an integration … Continue reading “Marketo Security Enhancements”
Marketo REST API Exception and Error Handling: Part 2
Read Part 1 here For the most part, errors received back from the Marketo REST API will not be automatically recoverable. However, there are a handful of cases where you can recover automatically, or ensure you never see a certain type of error. Request-Size Errors As we looked at in the last post of this … Continue reading “Marketo REST API Exception and Error Handling: Part 2”
Marketo REST API Exception and Error Handling: Part 1
The Marketo REST API may return an exception or error, which, for convenience, we will just call errors from here on out. Errors can occur at three different levels: HTTP level, these errors are indicated by a 4xx code Response level, these errors are included in the “errors” array of the JSON response Record level, these … Continue reading “Marketo REST API Exception and Error Handling: Part 1”
Make a Marketo Form Submission in the Background
When your organization has many different platforms for hosting web content and customer data it becomes fairly common to need parallel submissions from a form so that the resulting data can be gathered in separate platforms. There are several strategies to do this, but the best one is often the simplest: Using the Forms 2 … Continue reading “Make a Marketo Form Submission in the Background”
Comparing Score fields in Marketo Email Scripting
Note: This is a guest post by Cathal Moran. Cathal is a Solutions Consultant, working out of Marketo’s EMEA Office in Dublin, Ireland. Comparing Score fields Many Marketo customers, particularly those focused on cross-selling, have multiple score fields and this is often used to measure a lead’s interest in a particular product /area. Imagine I … Continue reading “Comparing Score fields in Marketo Email Scripting”