I am using Azure logic apps to auto-reply email using outlook.com connector.
When I use plain text in the reply it works fine like following:
It works as intended and replies to the new email with the text.
But when I use HTML in the comment it gives error:
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
Is it possible to include HTML in the email reply action for outlook.com in logic apps?
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My company migrated their CRM starting to use Odoo, and then I proceeded to configure the external mail server (gmail), the #catchall parameter, and then define the odoo mail templates.
So far I have no problems, and everything works as I expect, so the mails are correctly and received.
However, I have a problem with viewing the emails ... let me explain.
Sent an email through Odoo, I see it correctly in html format, so by accessing the gmail email account via browser and opening the message, also in this case it is correctly formatted and displayed as html.
However, the recipient of the e-mail upon receipt loses the html formatting and therefore receives the e-mail displaying it in plain-text.
On the gmail settings I have already configured to send messages in html, I tried to disable it and then re-enable it but nothing happens.
Do you have any suggestions or advice?
I also have the same problem. We have tried several configurations both in the Google account and in the server. It only happens with GMail mail. Using any other service does not happen.
There's an answer here that I still can't implement, but it could be of help.
GMail displays plain text email instead HTML
A known reason for the issue was the appending of a footer in Google. Odoo has recently released a fix for all versions from 14.0 onwards: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/108499. However, if they encounter other cases, Odoo Enterprise customers can open a support ticket and users of the Community edition can submit a Github issue.
We are trying to deliver marked-up content via gmail and other email clients, currently we are trying to send emails from (x#gmail.com) to (x#gmail.com) using microdata format which means that the sender and receiver address is same. However when we do perform this with the Google Dev Console it works just as fine, when we are doing the same using AWS SES or Pinpoint service the marked up content doesn't appear as part of the mailer.
On inspecting the SPF and DKIM, the checks are successful also viewed the raw HTML, and the markedup content is part of the HTML however seems like its not parsed.
So I added the inline microdata to the first two articles of our newsletter (schema.org type Article) and tested it with the Email markup tester. It showed no errors and the data was analyzed correctly. When I send the newsletter to my gmail address, I don't get the summary box that I should get with microdata enabled emails. Any help?
The online version of my email can be found here: https://yz.emsecure.net/optiext/optiextension.dll?ID=Ji6eGRCbfS1Th6QKQlY_yrcy7KZDmJiS0s8nTPf1pfoyKcwEDzcXggWWbz7%2BVVizUZgCNG0A6DKOdWA721tJJr&_SHOWMAILHEADER=TRUE
Based on the documentation:
You can easily test if your markup is working correctly end-to-end by sending emails to yourself. All emails where the sender and the recipient are the same account ignore the registration requirements and can be used for self-testing.
DKIM or SPF authentication is still required for self-testing.
Once the markup is tested end-to-end with this technique and you are ready to launch your integration to production, check Registering with Google for the next steps.
But I found a related SO post - Testing microdata in Gmail doesn't work that functionality is still missing from Gmail. You can use Apps Script, App Engine to test it as this post suggested
I'm reading about the new development of Google quick action buttons in the mail inbox.
I'm a little bit lost in this topic and not understand how I can include this function in my emails.
I have read about DKIM/SPF but I don't know if this functionality could need to do an google app.
I have my mail server with marketing segmentation and I want this button is visible when email come to client (destiny) gmail inbox (guess only works in gmail....). If i have included the markup code in html in my emails, why i can't see this button?
would it need create a specific mail application to implement this feature and send emails from this app? Someone tried this?
I know maybe this has been reply before but i think must start more down... so.. sorry.
Thanks and regards!
When you are ready to launch your marked up emails to your users, you will need to register with Google. Please follow this process:
1.Send a real-life email coming from your production servers (or a server with similar DKIM/SPF/From:/Return-Path: headers) including the markup / schema to schema.whitelisting+sample#gmail.com.
2.If you send a test/blank email, an email that does not contain schema or if you don't send an email for review your application will be silently discarded.
3.Make sure that the markup is correct prior to sending the email. For more details see Testing your Schema. Especially make sure the email passes the Email markup Tester and that there are no errors, also make sure to include as much data as possible.
4.Gmail removes all markup when forwarding an email. Do not forward the email but send it directly.
Fill out the registration form available here.
Here is the link for the documentation.
Hope this helps!!
Are you sending a promotional email (offers, etc.)?
If yes, then you are likely to be delivered to the Promotions tab, where quick actions do not work (according to Litmus - https://litmus.com/ebooks/gmail-ebook/gmail-ebook/).
Quick Actions work best in the Inbox for transactional emails.
("Here is your booking confirmation" [Check-in now] quick action)
These typically arrive directly in the Inbox.
I'm testing the gmail markup "go to action":
https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/actions/actions-overview#go-to_actions
I've set up a gmail markup (with microdata due Mandrill doesn't support json-ld) in a HTML email and send it like it's shown in this tutorial:
https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/apps-script-tutorial
It's working well, but when I try to send the same HTML email through Mandrill API, the action button is not shown at all. I know the "from" and "to" emails must be the same gmail account so I do so when I send it in both cases, but just only works when I use the app script.
Is mandrill removing any microdata info when the email is sent? Has anyone dealt with this scenario?
Your mails need to be authenticated via DKIM or SPF. The app-script (and Gmail in general) does this automatically for you. It thus probably won't work with Mandrill unless you register with Google.