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Dropbox - SFMC CloudPage Consume content from Dropbox
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<h1 style="text-align: center;">Debug mode: ON 🟢</h1><br> | |
<script runat='server'> | |
Platform.Load('Core','1'); | |
try{ | |
</script> | |
%%=TreatAsContent(HTTPGet('https://dl.dropbox.com/s/dropbox_file_Id/fileName.html'))=%% | |
<script runat='server'> | |
}catch (ex){ | |
Write(Stringify(ex)); | |
} | |
</script> |
There has been an update in the Dropbox shared URL pattern. The new pattern includes a security key in the query string, which also needs to be added to the Ampscript, as demonstrated below.
URL: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/dropbox_file_Id/fileName.html?rlkey=keyInQueryString&dl=0
Sample code:
%%=TreatAsContent(HTTPGet('https://dl.dropbox.com/s/dropbox_file_Id/fileName.html?dl=0&rlkey=keyInQueryString'))=%%
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Marketing Cloud's 'CloudPage' utilises a caching mechanism to enhance performance. While this is beneficial when the page is live, it can be a hindrance during development, as caching significantly impacts development time. When you make changes to the page, it takes up to 7 minutes for the changes to reflect in the browser.
Below technique will help you to perform the development work (without waiting for caching).
Step1: Upload your file (in html format) to Dropbox, and get the shared link.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dropbox_file_Id/sfmc_cp_test1.html?dl=0
Step2: Use below code in your Salesforce Marketing Cloud 'CloudPage'.
Insert dropbox URL as shown below:
%%=TreatAsContent(HTTPGet('https://dl.dropbox.com/s/dropbox_file_Id/fileName.html'))=%%
Step3: Save & Publish and then test your CloudPage.
Step4: Make some changes in dropbox file and save, see the updated content in your browser.
Step5: Once dev work is completed and tested, now it is ready for go LIVE, copy the code from your dropbox page and paste in CloudPage.
Step6: Remember to do the final testing.
Step7: Ready to go 👍