Fantastic stuffs. I could do a number of innovative tasks because of this video. While configuring my Eloqua form with Zapier, I also learnt the following: 1. After creating a form ensure that all fields are Mapped and values are stored in Eloqua Database. (Click Processing --> Map Fields) 2. Ensure to check the Validation set on the Elqoua fields. If you have validations such as Must Contain Valid Number of Characters -- and if the API fields character length exceeds, then you may get an error. 3. When you write the JSON API, please ensure that all the Eloqua Form Fields are included in API (even though some are not required). For example, if your form has 8 fields and in REST API you are only using 6, then you will get HTTP 400 Error in Zapier. You need to add all 8 fields in REST API
Fantastic stuffs.
I could do a number of innovative tasks because of this video.
While configuring my Eloqua form with Zapier, I also learnt the following:
1. After creating a form ensure that all fields are Mapped and values are stored in Eloqua Database. (Click Processing --> Map Fields)
2. Ensure to check the Validation set on the Elqoua fields. If you have validations such as Must Contain Valid Number of Characters -- and if the API fields character length exceeds, then you may get an error.
3. When you write the JSON API, please ensure that all the Eloqua Form Fields are included in API (even though some are not required). For example, if your form has 8 fields and in REST API you are only using 6, then you will get HTTP 400 Error in Zapier. You need to add all 8 fields in REST API
Glad the video helped. You listed some great points to check to prevent getting 400 errors in Zapier. Thanks!
Thank you very much for this video! It is brilliant! It could solve a lot of problem.
Well explained - thanks!
Great video thanks! Do you have plans for a walkthrough on creating new Eloqua campaigns using Webhooks by Zapier?