I'm embedding Calendly on a web page that includes a form where I collect user information. (I need to collect this info outside of Calendly for a different use case, but also pass it to Calendly.) I'm able to pass the answers to Calendly using the prefill object.
Is there a way to hide the "Enter Details" section of Calendly since it's duplicating the information on the form? I tried to set "hide_landing_page_details=1" or "hide_event_type_details=1", but neither seems to work.
Please see the enclosed screenshot for more details. At the top of the page is my form where I collect the info. At the bottom is the Calendly widget.
There is not currently a way to hide the booking form details in Calendly. Even if these details are prefilled, the current product requires the person to confirm them in Calendly before submitting.
I'm trying to add a link to a button in Shopify, but I can't get it to work.
I created a new template file in Templates called "page.alternate.liquid"
Then I try to link to it from header using this:
LINK
The output doesn't add any link at all, just a regular text.
To view an alternate template, you have two options:
1) On the resource in question, choose the template that the resource should default to using the selector on the right-hand side.
(Note: this only shows if you have at least 1 appropriate alternate theme in the live theme, and will only list the alternate templates in the currently-live theme)
2) When linking to the resource, add view=<template-suffix> to the querystring of the link.
Example: To link to an alternate page template templates/page.inverted_colours.liquid, your link URL would be /pages/about-us?view=inverted_colours
In your case in the question, that would look something like LINK
This article on Shopify partners blog might help as well: https://www.shopify.ca/partners/blog/shopify-alternate-templates
Hope this helps!
I have created a google+ share button ... https://developers.google.com/+/web/share/ ...
It works but it doesnt share any content ... only appear a pop-up share window => I write something into => and this text it share normal ... but not content of my page/ article ... do you know why?
in my body I have this ...
<div class="g-plus" data-action="share" data-annotation="none" data-height="24" data-href="http://localhost/welcome">ddd</div>
There is 2 kind of Google+ share button.You can use a very simple button to share anything.The properties Google+ gets from meta tags and canonical links.
Here is a link: http://www.w3docs.com/learn-javascript/google-share.html
The share button does not support prefilled text. It only supports sharing the current/specified URL.
The interactive posts API does support prefilled text but it also requires more setup to get working.
I am trying to send an email from the partner window using the Send Mail menu on the right hand panel.
For this I have created a template email from the configuration menu, left the body (Text) empty and filled the body (Rich/html) with:
<p>Some text in <b>bold</b></p>
When I run send mail from the partner form, the message body is desperately empty and it looks like it is defaulting the message body to the Body (Text) tab from the email template.
This is confirmed when I look at table email_template where the field subtype is always "Plain".
I tried to setup the Action window specific to my email template by setting the domain value to [('subtype','=','html')], but it doesn't change anything. I also added this code to most of the Action window domains that relate to email but it hasn't changed anything either.
Does anyone know how to default sending email in HTML format from OpenERP?
UPDATE: Has anyone got a sample of HTML code that works for them, meaning they receive correctly in their email client?
My issue is that if I leave the Plain Text empty within the template and have some html tags under the Rich/html, then I receive an email in format html, but it is always empty. Even the source is totally empty. I suppose there is something wrong with my html syntax. Maybe I need to double the "/" in a closing paragraph as it may be an escape character somewhere, somehow. I have tried a lots of different syntaxes but apparently not the right one.
So if someone out there had some html coding that works for them and they'd
be happy to share, thanks in advance!
UPDATE 2, I have created an html template email after a quick training on the internet. I have tested my bit of code with litmus and it shows exactly what I wanted to see. I then paste this exact same bit of code into OpenERP, send the email message to my email client, identical to the one on litmus, and it is totally empty. However, it says the format is HTML. There is definitely an issue somewhere but I can't point out where. It seems OpenERP doesn't send the html code. Has anyone ever had the same issue???
Here is the html basic code I have used for testing and that I pasted into OpenERP:
<html>
<body leftmargin="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" offset="0">
<table width="100%" bgcolor="#cccccc" cellpading="10" cellspacing="10">
<tr valign="top" align="center">
<td>
<table width="500" bgcolor="#ffffff" cellpading="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td>
liusuhflsb
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>
Short answer: you can't do that in 6.1 without using third-party addons or custom code.
Long Answer:
OpenERP 6.1 does not provide a WYSIWYG/Rich Text editor out-of-the-box (OpenERP 7.0 introduces that)
As a result, in 6.1, only the plain text version of a template is used whenever the user can manually edit the email contents. Indeed it would be quite awkward to ask users to manually edit the source of the HTML version of the template when composing their email (no WYSIWYG).
It is the case when you're composing a new email based on a template, via the corresponding Send Mail side bar action, because you can modify the email before sending it.
One typical case where both the HTML/Rich Text and the plain text version of a template are used as expected is when an email template is bound to a Marketing Campaign step (via the marketing_campaign module) - because these emails are sent without any editing nor any manual user action.
UPDATE:
If that's what you're interested in, Marketing Campaigns will
always send both the plain-text and HTML version of your emails
automatically, and the recipients' mail software will display the
relevant one based on user preferences (for most people it will be the
HTML version). However you can not test the templates using the
Send Mail sidebar buttons, because that will keep only the plain-text version, as explained above. There are two recommended ways
to test those campaign emails:
Use the Preview button on the template and select a sample record to render the template for. This will let you double-check the
source of the HTML that will be produced.
Test-drive your campaign putting in "manual" mode: have a dummy record enter the campaign with your email address on it, then use the
Campaign Follow-up menu to make it manually advance through the campaign steps. This is really important to validate not only your
email templates but also the structure of your campaign. See also this
basic introduction to OpenERP Marketing Campaign, from OpenERP
Community Days 2012.
There are community modules that add WYSIWYG editing capabilities to OpenERP 6.1 (search for WYSIWYG on OpenERP Apps), but I don't think they were integrated with the email_template module in order to enable composing Rich Text directly. Doing it wouldn't be very hard though. If you're interested, start by reading the source code of the mail.compose.message wizard (both the original version of the mail module and the email.template extension), to see how the template fields are used and where.
If you're not familiar with OpenERP development, the developer documentation of OpenERP and the technical memento will be interesting starting points.
The e-mail message is sent with both contents: plain and html.
The e-mail client makes the decision to render either one, depending on it's capabilities. It it's html capable, it will use the HTML version, if not, the plain version will be rendered.
You should provide the two versions for the message in your template: plain and html.
This is over a year ago and I have given up on OpenErp because of this kind of flaws. I never got around to having OpenERP send me an automated email in HTML format, no matter what I tried. It always defaulted to text whichever email client I used. I would like to know if wome other people have managed receiving automated html email that related to a marketing campaign in OpenERP?
In some apps you can email straight from the app. I have seen Flipboard, you can email an article to a friend and inside the email is hyperlinked text like this:
Sent via Flipboard
So it directs you to the page with a click of the text. How can I do this? I do not want to add the link as part of the message body as it is very messy and ugly... I would prefer this clickable text way.
Thanks!
The MFMailComposeViewController has a method called
setMessageBody:isHTML:.
Here the important thing is isHTML.
Doing a link in HTML is quite simple : <a href=myURL>LinkName</a>.