Why does when my other email sends a message to my email that is connected to openerp and been replied to, the recipient showing is only the users name and not the sender's email address?
Thanks for the answers.
In User Context menu feeds Email notification is on for all Feeds By Email.
User Preferences :
Email Preferences
Receive Feeds by Email
and OpenERP their is Alias for user so you get user name in reply.
Here's More nice explanation by Odony: link
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we have a problem in odoo13. Namely, when a helpdesk ticket comes in, and the submitter enters his email and name, they will get an email that the ticket has been received. But, if an internal Odoo user logs a ticket, via the website or in the Helpdesk app, he will only get an internal note, not an email.
If you need more info I'll be glad to share. Thanks for any tips.
You can normally set that up in the user configuration:
Go inside Settings -> Users -> go on your User
Go to the Tab "preferences"
Select notifications by email (and not within Odoo)
We are using Microsoft Graph API for sending email. Unfortunately, some emails goes to spam at the recipients side.
Please find the sample email as below:
Subject: Test email
Email body:
sample email
Note: The button shown in the email body contains the link "https://zijpendaal.acc.notarisbox.nl/"
Could you please help us with this?
Where are located the email message on AWS, it is in Cognito?
When a user ask to change his email, it calls this function:
Auth.forgotPassword()
But I can't find where to change the email message (the body, the content).
Currently is a custom message that the previous developer did but I can't find where is it
You can customise email verification messages under the Message Templates heading in the Messaging tab of your user pool.(For small changes)
Need fully customise use the following link
https://bobbyhadz.com/blog/aws-cognito-customize-emails
You cant change your email address if the email address is your credential. if you use a username as a credential then you can update the email.
I have a whitelisted Twitter app that can request and receive email address of a twitter account when the owner of the account accepts and logs in through my app.
Now, I plan to connect it to my already available "Sign-up/Login by email" flow seamlessly.
The problem is, logged in Twitter user may not have verified their email account. In that case they can hijack a user on my system who signed-up with that email.
Therefore, I have to be sure that they have verified their email address. Otherwise I have to automatically send a confirmation link to the email address of the just-signed-in twitter user.
Is there any way to detect if the user confirmed their email address on Twitter? If not, what is the general solution to this problem? At least, how do you solve it for yourselves?
I found out that if the user does not verify their email address, Twitter will not return the email address even though it is there. So, if you receive an email address from Twitter, that should mean that the email address of the user is verified.
If anyone finds that this is not correct, please leave your comment or your findings.
Twitter returns a 0 length string in field email if user didn't verify his email.
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I would like to create a feedback form for users to give feedback for the app. Is there access to the users email address from the app? can the app ask for permissions? If I don't have access how can i hyperlink to the users email client for a windows8 app store app?
If you want to open up the users mail client you can do something like this:
await Windows.System.Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(new Uri("mailto:support#email.co.uk?subject=App Feedback"));
That's what I've used for our support link and it opened up the Mail app with the subject set correctly :o)
You can get the user's email address by getting the principal name - this is documented to be typically the address but you cant be sure so use an email validator to check If its actually the email address. If not prompt the user to enter it for you.
var principalName = await Windows.System.UserProfile.UserInformation.GetPrincipalNameAsync();
The best you can do is ask them for their email address or use the Contact Picker. Like John mentioned you may be able to get a valid email address from the display name but do not rely on this to be true as its not an email address field.