My boss wants me to make some sort of email order confirmation. It has to be like this:
A private page in which only people who have password can access.On this page, there is 6 input boxes, where you can write the Name, Address, Number, Price, a sort of remember if something was talked about in the meeting "like special notices", and a email for the customer it the has to send out a email there says something like:
Hello
"Then a automatic message"
Thanks you for the meeting here is the contract as agreed upon the price is
etc and ofc the info of the customer,
and then our info at the bottom.
There has to be logo on top as well.
This plugin does exactly what you need - Pie Register
Enhance default Registration form, Custom logo, Password field, Invitation codes, Paypal, Captcha validation, Email verification, user moderation &
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Then try this
Contact-form 7
or
Contact Form
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Websites will often send notification emails from addresses like hello#example.com or no-reply#example.com. When these show up in Gmail / Inbox, they often have a name and an avatar associated, like this one from Zeplin:
I know if you're using Google Apps, as an administrator you could create a user called no-reply and set their avatar. But this also uses up one user slot which costs $5 / month. And I'm not sure if this technique works outside of Gmail or Inbox.
Are there other ways to set the avatar for automated email addresses?
Have a look at Gravatar.
What Is Gravatar?
An "avatar" is an image that represents you online—a little picture
that appears next to your name when you interact with websites.
A Gravatar is a Globally Recognized Avatar. You upload it and create
your profile just once, and then when you participate in any
Gravatar-enabled site, your Gravatar image will automatically follow
you there.
More info here:
https://en.gravatar.com/
This is the result for the email above.
A catch all email address allows you can receive the Gravatar activation emails for non existent email addresses.
Details for Google Apps:
Google Admin console
From the dashboard, click Apps, then click G Suite
Gmail
User settings.
Catch-all address section
TL;DR Get a verified Google+ Brand Page and enable DKIM authentication for any external service you send email through (ala Mailchimp).
These steps are not documented and Google themselves did not help. But, after implementing them, my business avatar started to appear for emails sent via Mailchimp or Mandrill or some such with a return email address of my domain.
1) Create a Google+ Brand Account page (https://support.google.com/plus/answer/1710600). You may already have one set up as part of general SEO, but you need one for the avatar to work. Make sure too, at the end of the process (which is again, is poorly documented) that on your Google+ brand page, you see the little verified badge next to your business name.
2) Set the avatar you want on your brand page.
3) From whatever external service you send email from, set up DKIM authentication for your domain. Google Inbox won't display an avatar if it detects the email as being sent 'on behalf' of your domain; the DKIM authentication will make Inbox believe your domain actually sent it, and then apply the avatar. (These instructions vary wildly depending on your email provider, but here are the ones for Mailchimp).
Go to https://myaccount.google.com/email
Click on "Advanced Settings" then on "Alternate Email".
Verify emails.
Websites will often send notification emails from addresses like hello#example.com or no-reply#example.com. When these show up in Gmail / Inbox, they often have a name and an avatar associated, like this one from Zeplin:
I know if you're using Google Apps, as an administrator you could create a user called no-reply and set their avatar. But this also uses up one user slot which costs $5 / month. And I'm not sure if this technique works outside of Gmail or Inbox.
Are there other ways to set the avatar for automated email addresses?
Have a look at Gravatar.
What Is Gravatar?
An "avatar" is an image that represents you online—a little picture
that appears next to your name when you interact with websites.
A Gravatar is a Globally Recognized Avatar. You upload it and create
your profile just once, and then when you participate in any
Gravatar-enabled site, your Gravatar image will automatically follow
you there.
More info here:
https://en.gravatar.com/
This is the result for the email above.
A catch all email address allows you can receive the Gravatar activation emails for non existent email addresses.
Details for Google Apps:
Google Admin console
From the dashboard, click Apps, then click G Suite
Gmail
User settings.
Catch-all address section
TL;DR Get a verified Google+ Brand Page and enable DKIM authentication for any external service you send email through (ala Mailchimp).
These steps are not documented and Google themselves did not help. But, after implementing them, my business avatar started to appear for emails sent via Mailchimp or Mandrill or some such with a return email address of my domain.
1) Create a Google+ Brand Account page (https://support.google.com/plus/answer/1710600). You may already have one set up as part of general SEO, but you need one for the avatar to work. Make sure too, at the end of the process (which is again, is poorly documented) that on your Google+ brand page, you see the little verified badge next to your business name.
2) Set the avatar you want on your brand page.
3) From whatever external service you send email from, set up DKIM authentication for your domain. Google Inbox won't display an avatar if it detects the email as being sent 'on behalf' of your domain; the DKIM authentication will make Inbox believe your domain actually sent it, and then apply the avatar. (These instructions vary wildly depending on your email provider, but here are the ones for Mailchimp).
Go to https://myaccount.google.com/email
Click on "Advanced Settings" then on "Alternate Email".
Verify emails.
Please, see the screenshot (of an email) that I received for my transaction.
I would like to create the similar email template for the users who interact on my site.
I really like mailchimp and it is email templates. But I cannot send a transactional email, triggered by the recipient's action like purchase confirmations etc. I came to know about mandrill, but I could not sign up for mandrill.
I want to know how these email templates (refer above screenshot) are created... is there any free website that I can use?
There is also something called Mautic. This is an open source marketing automation tool. Which has lots of possibilities and where you can also use your own email templates.
Hope this helps in a way!
Is it possible to have checkbox in the customer table where Admin can tick who he want to send email? For example he wants to send email to John and Patrick, all he has to do is Tick John and Patrick and click on send email button. Is it possible to do in cakephp? I have been googling but cannot find the answer I am looking for.
You need to get the ids of the users you've checked and from the ids you can get their email addresses and then simply do a foreach() to send an email to all selected users or put them into an email queue system.
Whenever user place a new order in magento email will send. In this email contains order items with prices.
{{layout handle="sales_email_order_items" order=$order}}
But i need to send email to customer without order items and email to admin with order items.
So how to write condition to display this layout only for admin email.
thanks,
murali.
The order confirm e-mail is just send one time. If you configured your that the admin receives the order confirm e-mails to it's send to admin in CC.
That means that you can#t easily change the content of the e-mail for customer and admin because it's the same e-mail.
To achieve your goal you should write an own module which observes the place_order_after event and sends a seprarat e-mail to the admin e-mail-adress in which you show the products. In the standard template you would erase the part with the products.