The mobile numbers for our Profiles are all saved as 10-digit, without the US country code of 1 appended at the front. Is there a way in my workflow or in the delivery template or in the external account settings to add "1" to the recipients number automatically before sending to our SMS provider? 

Thank you for the info!!I'll see if my user can replicate the issue (I can't). Meanwhile, I see that my subdomain: marketing.ourdomain.com has a certificate but I don't have a certificate for res1.marketing.ourdomain.com Does every sub.subdomain need it's own certificate? 

In production, our images are hosted at http://res1.marketing.ourdomain.com/res/ourprodenvironment/ Some users are having trouble with their networks not loading the images in the designer or in their email. I have their IT looking into whitelisting but is it common for the image server to be on a h...

Thanks for confirming @Craig_Thonis . I think the problem is in my internet/firewall but your confirmation narrows that down.

Adobe Campaign Standard and the community pages and modals are extremely slow to load, sometimes timing out. refreshing the page usually brings up the content. I've tried different browsers and devices.

Final follow up to this. I worked with Adobe support and we found that content blocks are not recommended within URLs. It was a nice thought but URL tracking isn't compatible. 

Thanks for asking, @ramon_bisswanger ! I added the content block to the URL and to a regular text element elsewhere in the layout to make sure it is functioning. - In the preview (profile substitutions), I see the correct links on hover or right-click and open link. - If I turn tracking off, the...

Great suggestion, @ramon_bisswanger , that change made it through the preparation stage but then the entire content block was ignored when sent. 

I got as far as a correct preview with the following content block: <% var crdomain = context.profile.location.stateCode;if( ['AL'].indexOf (crdomain) >=0 ){crdomain = '/al';} else if( ['TN'].indexOf (crdomain) >=0 ){crdomain = '/tn';}else{crdomain = ''; } document.write(crdomain); %>   but preparat...

Thank you @ParthaSarathy but what I'm trying to do is write the content block that decides how the URL should be configured. The code below gives the intent but it definately doesn't work. <% if ( context.profile.location.stateCode = 'AL' ) { %>https://domain.com/al/<% } else if ( context.profile.lo...