Here is the scenario:
We have designed an email template in which there are two option buttons: "Yes" & "No".
We send this email template to a group of user email lists.
After that, can we track the event where a recipient clicks on either the Yes button or No button.
which method can be used to track down how many of the recipients had clicked the Yes button or the No button?
how difficult is it to track the selected option Yes/No made by each single user?
which tracker is preferred: database tracker, google analytics tracker, mailchimp or other 3rd party web services?
With Google Analytics, you can do manual campaign tagging where you assign specific query parameters to each button. The query parameters will track back to your Google Analytics data, and can tell you which buttons were clicked. This is an easy method as all you need to do is build specific URLs for each button, and then embed those URLs into the email template for each button.
Here is the URL Builder site: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1033867?hl=en
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I am currently trying to create a form in Outlook. I want to be able to send this form to different people so that they can make changes to the form and send those changes back to me as a response.
I have a published form in the meantime. My current problem: The recipient does not see the form until he "undocks" the email from the Outlook app and the changes made there are not transmitted to me; I just get an empty form. How or where can I save this data that the recipients enter? I am grateful for any help!
The form definition includes all the fields and the code that you add to the form. As a general rule, publish the form definition to a forms library instead of sending the form definition with the item. If you cannot publish your form to a forms library, you can select the Send form definition with item check box on the Properties page so that other users can see the form pages when they receive items that are composed by using the form.
Forms that you only intend to use once and not publish are referred to as one-off forms. Because of security concerns with one-off forms, users might not see the form correctly when they open items sent to them with a one-off form. In this case, sending the form definition with the one-off form provides the necessary information required to display the form correctly for the users.
To change how users reply to your form, click the Actions page. The Actions page lists the default Reply forms that are available. You can also add your own custom Reply forms. For example, forms based on a new email message have built-in Reply, Reply to All, Forward, and Reply to Folder forms. When users receive your form, the form contains buttons and menu commands so that users can respond to the form. You can disable some or all of these default forms and set attributes that define how these Reply forms appear.
Read more about that in the Create an Outlook Form section of MSDN.
I have a form embedded on my website via Hubspot API. I want to receive an email notification if someone submits the form. I tried the solution given on the HubSpot community but it does seem to work.
Here it is https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/methods/forms/submit_form
https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/methods/forms/submit_form_v3
Can anybody provide a solution? TIA.
Under Marketing -> Lead Capture -> Forms, find and open the relevant form. Click the Options tab at the top and in the middle of the page locate Send submission email notifications. Select your user from the drop down list or manually enter an email.
We are using the OOTB Approval workflow for some tasks that is kicked off when a user enters info on a custom InfoPath form and clicks submit. The user receives the OOTB email with instructions to 1. Review the task 2. Perform the activities for the task and then 3. Use the Open this Task button within Outlook to approve/reject the task.
When the user clicks to review the task, it opens our InfoPath form that was used to create the item so they can review it. Here, I would like to add buttons for Approving and Rejecting the item so that the user does not have to go back into Outlook and use the Open Task option.
I have looked at the OOTB InfoPath form that Outlook opens with approve/reject but the data connections appear to be related only to that form and I cannot seem to recreate them. I think I need to submit the Approve/Reject strings somehow to some list/data location but I'm not sure how to do this.
How can I add Approve/Reject buttons to my InfoPath form that will approve/reject an OOTB workflow task?
If you are using the task list just for approve/reject, I would suggest not to create the task at all. Add a field in the infopath form with option of Approve/Reject and based on its value you can just change the workflow status of the item as approve/reject.
I want to autofill a subject based on what the user types in to the subject field of an email. For example, the user starts typing T201234567 and the program will fill in the rest.
T201234567 SR9&54 Project title
I found the event for when a new email is created, but I would ideally like to have this program be as unobtrusive as possible, so it would only suggest titles, as the user is typing in something it recognizes.
So, is there an onKeyPress event for the subject field?
No, there is no such event. PropertyChange ("Subject") event will fire only when the user tabs out of the Subject edit box.
You can find the control's handle using Win API and intercept its Windows messages, but you cannot do that in VBA.
In my app for iPad I have several videos and pdfs. What I want is when user is watching a video or reading a pdf and if he wants to email that video or pdf to himself or to his friends, then how would he do it? I have added a button on the navigation bar for this purpose. When the user clicks that button an option should appear which should say "Email". now when the user selects Email, the app asks the user to enter an email address. After entering email address the user presses "Send" button. And that particular file is sent to the user's email. How can this be done?
Thanks
Take a look at MFMailComposeViewController class. It provides access to standard mail functionality and it includes addAttachmentData:mimeType:fileName: method to add attachments (and you also don't need to present custom UI for e-mail address).
However, if files are big (video), it makes sense to put them somewhere to your server and send only links and in this way avoid sending big attachments. This is important because many mail servers will not allow big attachments (10MB is already big).
I'm guessing you'd use MFMailComposeViewController, the same as for iPhone.