My Tokens and images

Hi Phil

The Token will populate only if you would use "{{my.Token}}". You can use Token type as TEXT and use Image URL there.

Best Regards

My understanding is that you only have to include the in front of your My Token if you plan on tracking links or triggering Smart Campaigns from them. So that said, I've been using the full image URL for any images I want replaced with a My Token.

I set up tokenized images in the manner you describe, Phillip, using a plain text token to house the image URL without the http prefix. It doesn't render in the Email Editor, but does when the email is previewed.

I'd recommend looking at the syntax of the link via the HTML Source window in the Email Editor, just to confirm that nothing's been changed. The Email Editor is notorious for modifying code. If that doesn't work, I'd give Jennifer's solution a try and put the entire URL into a token to see if that works.

Following up to @Scott McKeighen​'s post, if your image URL has any spaces in it, the email editor could replace them with "%20", which will break the image link.

Hi guys

Ok I've found the solution after some playing around. Unfortunately none of your solutions worked....and it's because I was using a space in my token name. Once I changed my token name from:

{{my.Header Image URL}} to

{{my.Header_Image_URL}}

The image rendered perfectly. I've found the same thing with Google Analytics tokens too - you not only can't have a space in the name of the token, but you also can't use "%20" as a spacer in the actual token value, because Marketo interprets that as a space in the URL.

I hope this helps anyone in the future!

Phil

Just chiming in here with my success steps for anyone else trying to show an image in an email using a token....I followed this thread's advice and made some minor adjustments.

1. The token that will render the image should be a Text token, not Rich Text.

2. The image URL in the token itself cannot have the or   protocol.

3. In the HTML for the email, use the <img src="{{my.Token}}"> and make sure that you have the my.Token or lead.Token in there. I was getting an error because I'd paste in the "img src" code but then paste in the Token name without the "lead." You can't approve the email without the valid token name.

4. You will not be able to see the image in the editor box (it'll just show as a broken jpg symbol), but will render properly in Preview or in a Test email. 

Hope this is helpful!