I need implement a Data entry like receiver field in mail app (Ex. To: pinco#gmail.com).
In particular in mail app each receiver is added and circle in blue color. This is my objective.
Can you help me?
Yes, here's a great library written by a friend that does exactly what you want:
Multi Recipient Picker Control
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I have a form request and i want to let someone edit only his own request except from me and my team that we can always edit. So I need to set edit button visible only for my team and the original creator of the form. I used the user.email to get the email of the user who uses the app but I cant use equality netween this variable and the data card value as its incompatible user type. Text with table. How can i get the email in the data card and compare it to the users email?
actually it's quite easy, your requestorEmail should be coming from some datasource like sharepoint record or datavererse or so on.
You can get current record and then it's property requestorEmail convert it to Text using Text function.
you could also try ThisItem.requestorEmail and with text function you can do so.
Ms Docs should help
In addition if you could show/add code for your requestorEmail data card, I can try to provide exact function to extract email. but above info should lead you in correct direciton
I used on change action of the datacard and used set global variable varUserEmail to thisitem.requestoremail . Then i set the button visible if the user email = varUserEmail.Email . So in this way everytime the email changes to the email that is supposed to edit the request the buttons are visible for editing or deleting the report.
I have created an email service in force.com.Can anyone help me out of how to use thta in apex classes.say,i wanna send mail when user registration is successful??
Many Thanks,
Sandhya Krishnan
I assume you want to send an email directly from Apex code, either in a Trigger or from a page controller ... ? If so, this page can get you started:
http://www.forcetree.com/2009/07/sending-email-from-your-apex-class.html
Clearly you don't want to hard-code your email template into your classes, so make sure to read at least through the part that shows how to look up the template dynamically. That should be enough to get you on your way.
Application is sending email by using MFMailComposeViewController, everything works just fine. However after sending email, the recipient address needs to be stored for further processing. As far as I can tell, there is no API for this.
How do I get the email address where message was sent to?
Should I subclass MFMailComposeViewController and override something? What would that be?
Could I find email address by looking at MFMailComposeViewController view hierarchy? What would I be looking for there?
Any other ideas?
Figured out a partial answer, here's the details:
http://jomnius.blogspot.com/2011/02/how-to-find-mfmailcomposeviewcontroller.html
Problems: it finds the recipient email address(es), but only if that fits in about 35 character text string. Otherwise you find only a summary string like "aaa#aaa.aa & 2 more...". So where are the actual email addresses in this case?
As an alternate UI flow -- though obviously I don't know your app, so only you'll know whether this can work -- you could instead have the user enter recipient info into a textfield and then push the mail composition viewcontroller (with the recipient(s) pre-filled).
You could even use a variation of Joe Michel's Multi-Recipient Picker library to make it feel more like the native recipient selection.
I am trying to embed an ID into an email so that when a recipient replies to an email that my system sends out, my system can pick it up and match the two together.
I have tried appending a custom header, however this is stripped out when the user replies.
I have tried embedding an HTML comment within the email, but outlook does not seem to keep comments when a reply email is created.
Worst case scenario, I can manually try and match the sent and received emails by time span or have a visible tag within the message body.
Does anyone know of a more elegant solution?
Thanks in advance
Email messages already contain such an identifiers, called Message-ID. And there's even a way to send which message you're replying to by sending that ID in a header called In-Reply-To. That's done by pretty much all email clients, that's how they usually do their threading.
It's defined in RFC 822 (yep that's pretty old) and probably re-defined and refined in more modern versions of that.
I have seen a method that includes a one byte image with a unique name that's linked to the user. When they view the email and download the images, your HTTP server will record a hit for that unique image. Of course the user needs to display images, but you can include a message in the body asking them to display the images. We actually include content in an image so they need to show images.
If your incoming e-mail can handle +foo or -foo suffixes, use that.
Many e-mail systems can route user+foo#example.com or user-foo#example.com
to user#example.com. You can replace foo with some kind of identifier.
Several mailing list servers use this for tracking bounces.
While I can't say for certain, my investigation in that sort of matter some time ago yielded the following "conclusion":
Headers are transformed a lot
Message bodies are transformed a lot
This is partly because, I suspect, of:
Need to protect users from malicious intentions
Need to perform "targeted marketing"
I have seen "unique codes" flying around in clear text in the email body but I would suggest having a unique identifier embedded in the return address instead.
The usual approach is to place the id in the subject line and/or somewhere visible in the message text and informing the recipient that he should not modify the subject or quote the original mail when responding.
Does anyone know if there is a wordpress plug-in which lets you set up a form which has an email field, among others.
The form, after filled in, would:
send the content of the form fields to an email address (name:joe, phone number: 555 etc)
send an instance response to the email provided ('thanks for your contribution')
add email address to an internal database (which is exportable) within the wprdpress admin
Thanks.
This will accomplish your task and more - http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/formstack/
cformsII from Delicious Day is what you're looking for. Customizable, easy to set up, and can be set up to track all form submissions. Find it at http://www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-plugin/