KaitlinSaxton
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Strip parameters from http.request.url URL
Hi, So we had an issue with gating attachments. We wanted to make sure all users had to login/register to access attachments. This worked fine until an event sent out an email with a link to an article on our community, but with tracking codes in the URL. When the user clicks an attachment, they get redirected to login, but then it tries to redirect them back the article with all the tracking codes attached. These actually cause it to error out and redirects to our support website (our server default I suppose, not sure). I want to strip out the tracking codes, which begin with "?stc=". This is the code I have: <#if user.anonymous> // if user is anonymous <#attempt> <@liaAddScript> (function($) { var referrer = ${http.request.url?keep_before("?stc=")}; // set referrer to the current URL but cleaned up var loginUrl ='LOGINURL?url='+referrer; // append referrer to the login url for a redirect jQuery('a.attachment-link').attr('href',loginUrl); // pop this login + referral URL into attachment anchors })(LITHIUM.jQuery); </@liaAddScript> <#recover> </#attempt> </#if> I got the concept of gating attachments to anonymous users from here, and that works as expected. It's only now that I'm trying to modify ${http.request.url} that it isn't working at all. The sample code actually used "window.location.href" for the referral, but I don't know how I would go about removing the tracking codes from that. I also looked into js strip() but I'm not knowledgeable enough in it (or Freemarker) to figure this out. I'm currently adding this to the page wrapper. Thanks, Katie250ViewsSign in to react to this post1CommentLithium/Eloqua integration
Hi all, My community is currently interested in an Eloqua integration. I understand it's quite easy to execute (download some EQ scripts, configure in studio), but I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the actual integration looks like. Is there some kind of dashboard on the Lithium side or Eloqua side? How do you determine what data gets passed between the two, etc? Is there reciprocity? We are so far interested in filling out our Eloqua contact profiles with user data from Lithium, but this could possibly expand to surveys, etc. I've already seen some posts on here about Eloqua, but nobody really dives into this. Thanks! KatieViewsSign in to react to this postComments- ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
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Unfortunately you are correct. Bulk Data API does not contain email so there is no way to run domain filter. This was a security concern that we not store or expose PII in bulk. The only way to do this is to make a rest API call to the community to fetch email from the user ID and apply the filter separately before merging back into bulk. I realize for large communities that would be less than ideal.
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