How to enforce any link (html or anything else also) to open the mailbox, or least open the default email client where user can enter credentials.
Like for example, user clicks on "myEmails" link and it opens the user's inbox.
I have checked for "mailto" and it opens a new email, but I want to open the mailbox/inbox of the mail client.
Also, I have gone thru the following question, which is very relevant to what I want, but there are no right answers there.
How to create "go to mailbox" link in an html page
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I'm trying to include a mailto link to a specific email address within the body copy of my HTML email.
For some reason, this particular email address does not register with my mailing app. My HTML here is:
here
and when I click the link, it opens a blank page and doesn't do anything.
https://imgur.com/VvecNiB
If I change the email address to be my own email address or feedack#(workplace).com or even misspelling the domain as feedback#(workplac).com, the mailing app registers this activity and I get a pop-up window. Any ideas why the particular email address, feedback#(workplace).com, doesn't work that way?
Thanks in advance for any advice or insight.
are you working on a BIF or RPL account in responsys? I normaly use the Clickthrough() function in responsys and place the link in the linktable.
HTML
Write to me
LINK TABLE
Name: mailtoMe
Url: mailto:feedback#(workplace).com
I am making API calls to create an embedded signing URL token that enables our end user to see a DocuSign document. One of the tabs on the document is a file attachment. The file attachment appears when the user clicks on the tab, giving the option to "Choose File" or "Send By Fax".
If the user clicks on "Send By Fax", he/she gets a message saying that a cover sheet will be printed at the end of the signing process. The user can click on "OK".
After all of the tabs are validated a "FINISH" button appears. The user clicks on "FINISH" and then a "Send Attachment By Fax" message appears. The user clicks on "Print Cover Page" which downloads the cover page PDF. The user prints the PDF.
Then the user clicks on DONE, to close the dialog. Control is returned to the ReturnURL along with the parameter "event=cancel".
According to the documentation (https://www.docusign.com/p/RESTAPIGuide/RESTAPIGuide.htm#REST%20API%20References/Post%20Recipient%20View.htm?Highlight=fax_pending), the event parameter should be "event=fax_pending".
Is there any way to get the correct event parameter ("event=fax_pending" rather than "event=cancel") when awaiting a fax? Without the correct parameter, when we parse the response parameters we are lead to believe that the user canceled when in fact he/she is just planning to fax the attachment.
I just tried to repro this and was not able to repro. It is possible that you are on the older signing experience and experiencing a bug.
My experience:
1) Send envelope from a template
2) Create recipient view with respective information
3) access recipient view
4) Click Continue
5) Click "Other Actions" dropdown
6) Select "Print & Sign"
7) Click "Fax"
8) Click Download to download the PDF
9) Click "Finish"
10) Get result: default URL &?event=fax_pending appended
My result was:
https://www....com/?event=fax_pending
I did post a support request to support#docusign.com, and after a few days got a definitive answer. This event result is a known bug. However support told me of a work-around that is satisfactory for our purposes, which is to suppress the fax option during the attachment process. Here are the steps I followed:
log in to demo.docusign.net (na2.docusign.net for production)
click on preferences (drop-down in upper right)
click on branding (at left)
click on edit (to edit the brand)
click on resources
under signing resource click on Download Master
That downloads an XML file.
Add the following element as the last sub-element of : false
Save the file.
Click on Upload Captive Resource and upload the changed file
I am facing a new requirement. My website has email sending facility, which contains links also. What I need is to show popup when I click on the link in the email contents, the contents may or may not be from the website. Which methods I can do for achieving this?
The only way is to have a link to an external page that will open in a browser and execute the popup.
If the content is not from a website I can't see a way of doing this. It will require javascript which cannot be used in an email.
My application sends email to users with a link to the application page where the user can upload a file for a business requirement. If the email is sent to a gmail id and when the user open the email in IE9 and clicks on the link, it navigates to the application page and when he tries to upload the file, it fails. There are no error messages shown on IE9 developer console.
The upload works fine in all browsers other than IE9.
If the user opens the link by right click -> Open in New tab, then the upload works fine
If the User clicks on the link directly, which by default Gmail will open in new tab on IE9, the upload fails.
I verified the URLs in either cases and there are no differences. I tried playing around with target attribute for the link (new, blank etc) and nothing helps.
Copy pasting the link in a new tabs works. But not clicking on the link
This is a IE9 issue - apparently you can work around it by setting IE9 in IE8 mode in Gmail (nice huh!)
Anyway there's a good write up here (and link to a demo project showing the issue):
https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/issues/457
IE9 (and possibly other IE versions) doesn't allow submitting a HTML form programmatically (neither via form.submit() nor via button.click()), if the containing document has been opened via a Gmail link.
I've working on a program where an email is sent to a user, and a link to open the iPhone app is embedded in the email. The problem is that when the user clicks the link to open the app, mail has stripped out the colon, so the link no longer works!
The link being created basically looks like this:
#"<BR><BR><BR>Open App"
But the link, when clicked in the email, opens this in the browser instead:
myApp//
with no colon, so the app doesn't launch and the browser says it can't find the page.
Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks!
It just should be:
#"<BR><BR><BR>Open App"
As a workaround for custom urls being blocked by gmail, what you could do is set up something like http://myapp.mydomain.com/ up do redirect to myapp://... That way it'll look like a normal domain but open your app. On the plus you will be able to see how many people click your link, though on the down side it'll pop via Safari first.
Add 'http:' to all your images and urls, iphones dont recognize links w/o that. also use single quotes for them(').eg.
<a href='http://xyz.com'></a><img src='http://xyz.com/pqr/abc.jpg'></img>