I mean if is it possible to use phpBB like a mailing-list: sending a new e-mail creates new forum topic, responding to an existing e-mail creates comment to an existing forum topic.
This is not possible out of box, but there is a Modification (Mod) available for it here for phpbb 3.0 or nigher:
http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=603719
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I am using Mailjet to send emails and have the 'open tracking' enabled ("Once activated, an invisible tracking pixel (image) is added to each email you send via Mailjet").
What I want to do is to deactivate the inclusion of this tracking pixel for certain emails. I know that it is possible with Mailjet for links to do that, but were not able to find a similar functionality for the tracking pixel.
Thank you!
Yes you can. (perhaps not at the time of the original question)
API send request accepts the Mj-trackopen field.
SMTP way accepts the header X-Mailjet-TrackOpen
API info - https://dev.mailjet.com/email/reference/send-emails/
SMTP info - https://dev.mailjet.com/smtp-relay/custom-headers/
I want to forward Lotus Notes mail using a REST API with Objective C. With this method, the mail is still in the Draft directory, but never sent.
https://servername/mail/xxx.nsf/($Drafts)/$new/?EditDocument&Form=l_JSVars&PresetFields=Form=m_SentView,s_NotesForm;memo,s_CopyFromUnid;parentUnid
How can I do this?
To the best of my knowledge, there is not a URL command to forward or send an email. I believe that the way to do this would be by using the Domino Data Service's Document PUT command to create a new document in the server's mail.box database. If your goal is to forward, your code will have to read the existing document, add the required item values for mailing (e.g., SendTo, etc.) and PUT the result into mail.box.
I've successfully created a script that will import username/passwords etc into Shopify (using the api).
However, when I do this an automatic email is sent to the customer. I don't need this and can't find a way of either modifying it or turning it off. There is no mention of the email in the api documentation which has meant me finding out the hard way (by some clients complaining!)
The email is not the same one that is sent to the customer when a new account is set up. So where does it come from? How can I switch it off/modify it's contents?
Any ideas?
Well, after some digging I found where the email message was being generated from. It is one of the default messages that are already set up in Shopify (Customer Account confirmation) under 'Emails & Notifications'.
Just make sure you change this before you start running your shop as the default message is a little 'dry'.
Thanks for your help guys.
I'm new in web development and would like to add a feature to a project I'm working on.
I'd like to send emails with this project, and also to have a kind of agenda.
I'm already using outlook for the mails and the agenda. The thing I'd like is to have a kind of template. I've got it difficult to explain what I'm looking for, as far as I'm not a native english speaker.
So, let's have an example :
I'd like to develop customer loyalty. So, I'd like to send mails to a few customers (maximum 10 mails sent per offer).
In the view, I'll have to make a research on a keyword, which will return a list of customers. I'd like to have, next to each client, a hyperlink called "mail", wich would open Outlook, with the mail that's allmost fullfilled (with the name of the guy I'm mailing).
Is it possible to do this like that?
While I am not 100% positive what and how you're trying to accomplish, and because Outlook is an email client app, I'll assume, that the website user is going to click the link and use Outlook. In that case the answer to your question is right under your nose :-) - examine the "Share a link to this question via email" on this very page - it uses a "mailto" tag.
When creating an alert to a single blog post, I would have assumed that you would receive a notification email each time a comment was left on that post. This is not the case.
The alert will only notify you of any changes that are made to the actual item in the Posts list (e.g. if you alter the text in the Title or Body fields).
Does anyone know a nice way to go about creating an alert to notify the user whenever a comment has been left on the post? Ideally, I'm looking to replicate the behaviour here on stackoverflow where you can be alerted when anyone adds comments or answers to your post.
The solution that Raymund listed works for individual blogs.
We needed it for each and every blog though, so I wrote an Event Receiver and used Feature Stapling to attach it to the blog site template. This way, everytime someone posts a comment I look up which posting the comment was made against, lookup the creator of that post, and send them an email.
Blog Comments are treated as lists in Sharepoint
if you create a workflow when an item is added to that list to email you on create and/or change then your requirement is satisfied. You will need Sharepoint Designer on this one. Let me know if you need assistance I will show you step by step procedures if you want.
You could use the OOB alert functionality built into SharePoint. Just setup an alert on the comments list. You can do this with an Event Receiver and Feature Stapling as well.