How feasible is https://smtpjs.com/ to integrate with HTML page to send e-mail via contact form module. I am working with one HTML page and need to integrate the e-mail services.
Seems its free, but any thing need to be include in the page for the courtesy or anything else. guide me
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I learned to write html and css code a month ago. I am in the process of making a blog website for my friend. I got there when I made the about page. And I made a button there that would have made it possible to talk to my friend via email. And it didn't work :(
(I can't code in PHP)
I tried this:
<button type="button">Let's Talk!</button>
I thought it would open a page with only the email and nothing else. (of course the recipient and the subject)
The HTML you wrote should work, even if it's not strictly valid. To be clear:
You cannot send an email directly via HTML, it is up to the web browser itself how a href="mailto:" link is handled.
For example, Firefox will attempt to start the default email client of the operating system when a mailto: link is clicked. You can also configure what Firefox should do with mailto: links. There are similar configurations for other browsers and operating systems.
Websites and apps can also ask the browser or operating system for permission to become the default email client.
In short, control of mailto: links is up to the browser, and not something you can control from HTML.
I am working on a custom email webapp for my company. I have browsed the web and can't find an exact answer. Maybe I don't know what to "google" for exactly. I have never done anything email related.
In our database we are saving emails as a string. It contains everything.
<DOCTYPE><head><body><style> etc. How would I go about displaying this in my webapp.
I tried just pasting the HTML in a <div> inside one of my components but the styles would not load properly.
How would I go about reading/parsing the raw HTML in the string to then display it in my webapp. Is there a nuget package anyone recommends.
I am using Blazor on .net core 5.
As you may have found, putting an email HTML body into an existing web page will almost result in CSS pollution as the HTML may have styles (or may use styles from the web page).
My solution to this was to load and display the email HTML inside an <iframe> tag as this isolates the email from the page very effectively. The URL for the IFRAME is separate view on the server, which just returns the raw email HTML (remember to add security to this if needed in your app).
There are probably better ways to do this in CSS now without having to resort to IFRAME.
My web application records emails sent from third party applications such as Outlook in a timeline using the maillin node.js framework. It all works as intended with one major problem. When a user clicks on an email to view it, the css embedded in the email affects the whole page. I know I could get around this by opening the email in an iframe, or just loading the text. But I was just wondering if there was any other way to isolate the css and stop it infecting the page.
Edit.
I should have mentioned the the main application is C# .Net MVC
I solved this by converting the email to an image, I have a licence for a commercial application that converts html to an image (I won't advertise it), and at the end of the day users just need to see the email. Thanks for your responses anyway.
Is it possible to use dynamic "thank you" pages upon submission of a mailchimp opt-in form? I'm currently using the API and have single opt-in enabled.
Here's my situation.
I provide web design tutorials to my viewers, at the bottom of the tutorial I have an opt-in form that says "learn how to code this design in html". When a visitor subscribes I need to redirect them to the HTML tutorial.
It seems that the redirect code below doesn't work and MailChimp only let's you set a single thank you page per list on their website.
<input type="hidden" name="redirect" value="http://www.somesite.com/somefile">
Is there anyway around this? My plan was to use custom fields in wordpress and manually enter the redirect url for each post but have found that this won't work.
Thanks for taking the time to help!
I am trying to make a metro app which involves the user sending out an invitation email to friends. To do this, I am using the mailto:// protocol. However, if I try to include HTML tags in the body section, the Mail app reads them literally and displays raw HTML to the user. Is there any way to get around this?
All help is greatly appreciated and I always accept an answer!
I'm currently hunting for an answer to a similar problem, only in my case I also want to embed an image in the body of the email. I have not dug into the code much, but it seems like the Mail app does not handle all the protocols required to attach additional files to the html body. For the simple case though - you should be able to share your html being the share source and invoking the share charm. You are not limiting the user from using other applications as share targets for your html and you probably can't define the subject or recipients, but it's the best I could find.
There is a sample you can check here: "Sharing content source app sample".