Replies posted by Mark1

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Salim_Virani
Salim_Virani
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Traffic Sources

Yes. This works great. Thanks!

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whitegold0758
8 years ago
Salim_Virani
Salim_Virani
posted in Uncategorized

Traffic Sources

It sounds good, but i does not seem to work. To see, try this URL: http://www.formula1drive.com/?_kk=dri…. In the source, you will see that the _kk form field is blank. Am I missing something?

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whitegold0758
8 years ago
Salim_Virani
Salim_Virani
posted in Uncategorized

Traffic Sources

I vote to make it so that any incoming POST variables to a page are blindly passed along to the webhook. That way, your receiving site (PHP script, in my case), can address them. Right now, you can define a hidden form variable, but that’s not flexible enough. In my case, that would allow me to see what google keyword people searched for, and post it into my system, since Google Adwords currently passes in that sort of data when a person clicks an ad.

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whitegold0758
8 years ago
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BobOrchard
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Salesforce CRM Integration

Use this PHP script to send your unbounce leads into Salesforce: post = _POST[‘data_json’]; $form_data = json_decode(stripslashes($post)); define(“SOAP_CLIENT_BASEDIR”, “./soapclient”); require_once (SOAP_CLIENT_BASEDIR.’/SforcePartnerClient.php’); require_once (SOAP_CLIENT_BASEDIR.’/SforceHeaderOptions.php’); $USERNAME=‘XXXXX’; $PASSWORD=‘YYY’; $mysf = new SforcePartnerClient (); $mysc = $mysf->createConnection(“soapclient/partner.wsdl.xml”); $auth = $mysf->login($USERNAME, $PASSWORD); $email_address=$form_data->email[0]; $lead = new sObject(); $lead->type = ‘Lead’; $lead->fields = array(‘FirstName’ => ‘Joe’, ‘LastName’ => ‘Smith’, ‘Company’ => ‘ACME’, ‘Email’ => $email_address); //create the lead $result = $mysf->create(array($lead), ‘Lead’); // for troubleshooting, dump the response variables out echo var_dump($result);

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Carl_Schmidt1
11 years ago

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