We are sending HTML emails from Microsoft365 to our clients and these emails contain a hyperlink to an item in a Sharepoint list in one of our Sharepoint sites.
I have only tested this in GMail, not sure whether the issue is only isolated here or on other email clients as well. When clicking the link in GMail, the below "Suspicious Link" popup message appears. Clicking 'Proceed' works, and brings the client to wherever he needs to be.
But we would like to avoid this popup message altogether.
The URL is in this format:
https://xyz.sharepoint.com/sites/sitename/Lists/listname/EditForm.aspx?ID=123
I have tried 2 variants, and both are having the same issue:
{theURLagain}
and
Link to our Sharepoint
Anyone has an idea how we need to write the HTML to prevent this? Or is it not related to how the HTML is written?
Thanks!
The following thread is discussing the same question, I hope this may help
https://support.google.com/mail/thread/4242603?hl=en&msgid=8208054
Answer extracted from the thread:
This solved the problem for me:
Go to postmaster.google.com.
On the bottom-right, click the + button.
In the box that pops up, enter your authentication domain.
Next, prove that you own the domain by adding a DNS TXT or a DNS CNAME record.
After I completed that, I stopped getting that 'untrusted' message within a few minutes.
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I need to create an email link as part of an HTML page that will open an Outlook email. It's working up to a point.
When I click it, it works and shows a drop down with my email or the group email that I use. One of my users also has multiple addresses and it's giving her an error. Here is what is working for me and a few other users:
Generate Email
When she clicks the link above, she is getting a blue screen from Outlook that says "Choose which account to send the email from" with a cancel button. Now, I'm guessing that the issue is her Outlook settings, but is there something I can do to work around them?
Any ideas how to fix that? I tried adding a from= in the tag, but that's not working.
Her other option is to contact IT of course, but there may be other users who have this same issue, so I'd like to fix it programmatically if possible. And, it's corporate email, so some configurations can't be changed by the user but IT can do it, or just can't be changed at all.
Thanks!
i accidentally deleted it and saved it, and the i refreshed the site and everything is just a blank white screen. i cant even see my admin page, though i can still login. help!!
I'm trying to find a way to use a proxy tool to intercept the HTTP response and fix the broken script tag, and then fix it in the UI, but i'm not having any success there yet.
Is there a way I can restore the site, or load a previous version of the site?
this is what i could find on Chrome Developer Tools
well you can roll back if its in your hosting abilities. Check your hosting
is it late to press ctrl + z to the previous results
maybe the whole code share could help. because right now I see that you have a JSON error. Where is the line from where it fires
I am creating a website and there is a page with people that are part of the company. Each person has an email that i want for the user to be able to get the email for the person that he/she want.
If we were in 2011 i would have used mailto: html tag. But really not so many people are using desktop email clients.
I thought about linking to a link so a new window would open in gmail and a new message would be created with recepient the pressed email. BUT not everyone uses gmail.
The only posible "solution" that i though that when the user clicks on the email this would be copied automatically in the clipboard. It would have the same result as doing CTRL & C at something. BUT this requires a lot of time and i dont want to get my hands dirty with javascript.
Is there any other way to do this ?
You should probably still use mailto:. mailto: is not intended for just desktops, it identifies a handler for the client. A mobile device would be able to recognize it just as well, and launch its preferred MTU.
With a lot of addons like smartaddon contact form and foxyform available out there, you could add them to your html code.
But, if you could use php, it to would just take few statements of code to set up the contact form on your own. Refer this post which explains clearly on how to set up your contact form using php.
I have a foswiki site with user registration. It uses the standard registration form wherein users click a "register" button after filling the form. It redirects to: http://localhost/foswiki/bin/register/Main/WebHome and sits (no page loads and no error is shown). The source code shows this is correct, that is the button should post to this URL. I'm not sure why it isn't redirecting to the homepage. The user entry is created correctly and I can manually change the URL to: http://localhost/foswiki/bin/view/Main/WebHome and have it work.
I cannot find why it redirects to /bin/register... rather than /bin/view.... I thought it should be in the http config file, but I couldn't find it.
I compared the results in the console with those from registering on the foswiki website, but cannot see a difference.
I was able to get an answer on the IRC. It is an issue with the quickmenu skin. I stopped using the skin and the issue was corrected.
I am working on my first site using google scripts. I have a script embedded that creates a UI and references a Google spreadsheet to link to pages of the same site. Whenever a link is clicked I get an interim page that says:
The previous page is sending you to
https://sites.google.com/site/gchromeat/xxxx.
If you do not want to visit that page, you can return to the previous
page.
Is there a way to get around this?
The behavior can be replicated here: https://sites.google.com/site/gchromeat/home/access
There's no way to go around this, as it seems to be a designed behavior. But there's an issue opened regarding this, you should star it to keep track of updates and kind of vote for it.
I presume you have used an Anchor object in your Google Apps Script. The reason why you get the redirect message is because the anchor object changes the link.
Browsers detect the redirect and ask for user confirmation (browser settings can be changed to avoid this).
Also see issue 1376 - which has been opened for getting rid of some undesirable side effects of this.