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I have merge fields into email templates working great even with my custom tables -- mostly great, there is one issue. If we have two fields with similar names, let's say CustomTable.field1 and CustomTable.field10, then merge fields will never replace "field10" -- instead it replaces "field1" and appends the ...

Thanks Greg, I missed that the first time -- that's a useful solution in the meantime.

Hi Greg, Thanks for the straight answer. However this is highly disappointing given other possible customizations in Method, since there are obviously many uses for an HTML input window that has more than 7 input lines, and this clearly affects a user's efficiency in using such screens. Please consider this an official request for that ...

Using a Textbox with the "Show in HTML editor" option checked, the "Number of input lines" does not appear to change the input window size, only the background behind it. Is the HTML editor hard-coded to only 7 lines and cannot be resized, or what other issues could I have?

Can the map object plot latitude & longitude like google maps? If so, are there specific settings/instructions to follow? What seems to happen now is that the lat & lon will "snap" to the closest address, which is close but not in exactly the right place. On google maps there is a similar effect, with a red pin placed on the ...

In Firefox, I was able to re-enter the customer table information just once and follow through to the end to produce a working form. I've been able to go back and edit a bit as well, so Firefox is certainly working the best of the bunch, and I'm not having problems with it anymore. I didn't do anything special in between, such as ...

Another update: I've attempted on Firefox now as well, and same error produced between Steps 7 & 8.  Are you sure this is a browser issue?

Hi Ashur, I did start out using Google Chrome (with many problems -- but only on this web-to-lead form within Method, everything else seems ok), but eventually switched to Safari and that may be the reason for my partial success. I may have initiated some form attempts in Chrome before switching to Safari, which I'm sure compounded my ...

Follow-up: I was able to successfully implement the form, but not able to edit it after the fact. What I'm finding is that whenever I load an existing web-to-lead form, or start one from scratch, when I click back to Step 2, the Customer table is unselected and all the choices are gone. It's possible to put them back in and jump to step 8 ...

Hi Method Team, I also had a similar problem. I tried several different ways to build a web-to-lead form, and was only successful when I created the most basic, automatic version. If I edited the fields at all, I was been able to get as far as step 8 only once by click through the "Next" buttons, and that time when ...