Is there a way to drag and drop email attachments (not the email itself, the attached file) from Outlook into a Javascript web app?
All of my searches have been in vain, leading me to think a browser add-on is necessary, but I hope there's an easier way!
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I was wondering if anyone had a work around to make deeplinks clickable into emails opened from a native app mail client and specifically Outlook app.
My scenario is, i'm sending an email in which I have a CTA linking to the homepage of my app, unfortunately when open from outlook app (on my iphone & from an android) the deeplink becomes unclickable.
Any idea on how I could prevent this and make the deeplink work in each and every scenario?
Thanks so much for your support!
Our requirement is to send an email to user which will be having our site link. Since site can be opened in mobile as well, when user clicks the link from the email it should be redirected to mobile application site if the device is mobile or else desktop site.
Currently we are Using C# to send email. Since Javascript is not supported in HTML body of email, We are looking for some other approach. Can anyone please suggest, how to detect the device and redirect to the link from email appropriately.
Thanks.
You don't need anything in the email - Instead use media queries in your website to adjust the result to the screen size. You can either have a responsive site, or use javascript on your main site to reroute them to the mobile version of your website if needed.
There is no real way to do this in email. Technically you could put media queries in your email to show or hide one link or another, but media queries are not 100% supported in email, so you are better off using them on your website.
I have developed an iphone app. How can i add my developer email to the app? So that users can contact me? I dont see any option like android market where you can add your contact email so that if any users have questions they can contact you directly?
There are several ways. Probably the easiest is to create a simple html file that you include in your bundle. Then open a UIWebView and open the (local) html file. On the html file, use a mailto: url.
Wondering if anyone has actually managed to get the "share" functionality working in an email newsletter.
Currently being asked by a client to "share" a certain part of a newsletter directly to a persons wall.
However, the HTML will be generated by 1 program, and then a copy and paste into the email blaster to be sent.
Essentially, wondering can it be done? Are there any examples?
The like button plugin will work for a web page, not content in an email.
The share is being deprecated.
The send button plugin is used to share a URL (which is not content of an email).
I would suggest that the html of the email being blasted also be hosted on a web page. Then have that like (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/) button's (that is being send via email) set it's href property to that of the hosted web page. That should work well.
Happy coding!
The app is wrapped by PhoneGap, so I have access to change the C#.
I know mailto body is sent as plain text. I've read that in OS3 a flag can be set in with the MailComposerViewController class to send html emails.
I don't mind exiting the app to send an email. I just wondered if I could change a little bit of #C so that my HTML5+JS app can use mailto to send rich emails, which seems less work than using the MailComposerViewController and getting it to talk to PhoneGap.
This guy has done an easy peasy to follow in app email plugin for PhoneGap:
http://github.com/purplecabbage/PhoneGap-Plugins/tree/master/EmailComposer
Google is not very helpful (on this occasion), which is why I'm posting the link.