For many I'm sure, this is an easy fix but I've tried looking into it and to be quite honest, my knowledge of coding isn't like many of you. Having said that, I've downloaded a free template and I've been able to clean things up, make it my own except for one thing. When folks want to reach me, they add their name, number, email and message in the proper fields but when they hit "Send", I want their message and info to be sent to my email address. Can you please explain how this is done? I've attached the link so you can view.
http://landonmusicgroup.com/web3/contact.html#
Many thanks!
CL
As far as i understand, first u should note that sending email needs backend management, so first you should grap all form data, then should submit a form, and finally in backend u should check submitted data and execute sending email process
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Hello I have setup our app using the dev/demo account and almost ready to get a paid account. I want to get a starter API account, which doesn't have Branding.
Can I remove the Resource File from the email body without having access to branding? Any other way?
I would like to setup one email body/blurb for the signing email and a different for the completed email. Again without branding would I be able to do that?
I have been able to add customize/add html into the signing email body but would like to add a new condition somehow for the completed
something like envDef.EmailBlurbCompleted =
thank you
There's only one emailBlurb field in DocuSign right now. That field is used in both the original as well as the final email that are sent out. You can customize it per recipient, which is not exactly what you're asking for.
You can change it after the envelope is created, but only if it's still in draft status.
Changing this field when an envelope is in sent status requires a correct operation. Which is also not exactly what you are asking to do.
At the moment what you're asking is not a feature that exist, you can build something to mimic this, but I'm not sure that is a good idea either.
I've been coding a website, it's nearly finished but I want users to be able to sign up for a newsletter. I've found that you can use the submit button but I don't know how to. How do you get the button to email you the information? Any help appreciated, thanks.
Typically the page contains a series of input elements ( think text boxes etc) which the user puts their data in to, the submit button POSTs a form to the server, the server can then access those form values and use them as required.
So in your scenario the server received an email address and name, for example, and you have an email library which can send that information to you. Alternatively of course you might put that information in a database so you can more easily handle subscriptions.
Look at this tutorial how get user email and save in database.
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1924985
I made an online store coded in JSP and tables stored in MysQl. I'm using servlet and classes. I would like to get notify by mail at admin#domain.com when an order is inserted in the database.
Likewise, the customer should receive the order confirmation to the email they entered when they submit the form.
I would like to get feedback on how to do such a task. What's the best practice? I hope to not get back fire with this question because I`m aware there are several answers possible.
Basically, I`m just looking for the easiest and fastest implementation without too much hassle!
The form contains very sensitive and confidential data like address and such. But, since our customers can track their orders on the site, the data should not be sent, for security purposes. Just a message to confirm the reception of their order.
Please guide me in the right direction.
If you are using Hibernate i would recommend you using an entity listener, specially with a #PostPersist callback. You can read about it in Chapter 6. Entity listeners and Callback methods.
The email part can be done using the JavaMail API.
You can check an example of sending an email in Sending an Email using the JavaMail API.
Hope it helps!
I am trying to augment my CRM that I have. The high level problem is that I've to enter multiple email addresses every time I want to write a message. This becomes a particular problem when replying to a message and forgetting to enter a special BCCed email address. I'd like to not have to remember to do that. I want, when I am using gmail, for an address in the To/CC line to trigger an auto-population of an address in the BCC line.
Here is how I think I would do this now:
My idea is to do, implement a map/dict/whatever by using two columns in a google spreadsheet (sheet) document. (Using the sheet means an easy visualization to my dict and an easy ability to share with permissions etc.)
The first column would be the To/CC email address and the second column would be the auto-populated BCC email address.
Then I'd like to have code run on my computer that allows me to use gmail as you would without having to think about whatever will automatically go into the BCC field. (Bonus points for figuring out a way for me to code something up that allows me to not have to think about this when sending email from the gmail app on my iPhone.)
It may seem from my abstract description that I would need to hire someone to do this but I know I can code this myself. I just need to be pointed to the correct APIs and be notified of any gotchas that I should avoid.
Currently I was going to write a google contextual gadget to handle auto populating the field. Is that the best way? Or is a greasemonkey/whatever script better? What is the general approach I should take to tackling the problem?
To fix the phone/other-email-frontend problem would a Google Apps Script that acts like a cron job to check the most recent sent emails and if they don't have the proper bcc then just forward those emails with an appropriate bcc be reasonable?
Basically, am I off base or on track with my solution? If I am on track give me a bit more information on appropriate plan of attack. If I am off base then point me in the right direction.
I would appreciate your help.
I don't think you are going to be able to do this inside of gmail. You could save a bunch of Drafts with the correct BCC emails, and put the TO: email in the subject line so that you could see who that draft was meant for, then change the subject line.
You could have a dialog box in your spreadsheet that you designed to look like an email compose screen. That would be the most straight forward approach. You could have a stand alone App, that had an input screen that was designed to look like an email compose screen.
Basically, you'd need to design your own user interface rather than using gmail. But the gmail compose window isn't anything very complicated, so if it's just a plain text email, it should be easy enough.
Your question would be more understandable with a concrete example of the problem (I'm not sure I entirely understand it). But Gmail supports mailto: URLs quite well. Perhaps that is the answer to what you want to do.
There are various scripts to help you generate a mailto: the way you want, so have a look at something like http://sislands.com/coin70/week6/mailtoCreator.htm
Ok, get this.
I have been assigned to write an html form to be EMAILED to clients so that they can fill it in and submit it FROM THE EMAIL CLIENT! apparently emailing a link to the existing form on our website is not good enough.
I am still trying to get my head around this as it seems almost void of common sense, but anyways, my guess is that I will have no way of validating data, and if actually works, how will the user know? WTF?????
Get this, They will be emailing both a pdf and an html doc to clients, I tried putting my case forward but apparently the marketing pro's say IT IS POSSIBLE AND MUST BE DONE, WORKING BY FRIDAY!
This is not a good idea on many fronts:
Not all email clients will support a form post from HTML
see: http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/post/2435/how-forms-perform-in-html-emai/
No clientside validation
What's exactly wrong with a link?
How are you getting data from PDF form submission? You can get expensive form tools from Adobe: http://www.adobe.com/government/forms.html
Some spam / av checkers will dispose of form based emails.
There are only two possiblities: first one the mail client must have a php runtime environment to run the php script locally, also an embedded mail server - which isnt the case for the most of them. Second one is that your mail client acts like a browser and displays the form (which is located still on the internet) in his mail viewing window (which is perhaps possible but i dont know any common mail client doing this).
So you either submit a link to the form or you construct the mail this way, that there're placeholders to be filled and submitted like a normal mail response.
This idea is plainly wrong. You're creating a phishing vector for your company which could expose them to huge legal liability. Just ask them how much money they are going to be putting into the legal defense fund in order to pay out for the lawsuits they are going to lose.
An adobe pdf server is about the only reasonable method for doing this, but that takes lots of cash and work on your network to support a new type of server.
It's generally bad idea. Most email clients only allow limited HTML, with limited CSS and without any JavaScript at all.
See: http://www.sitepoint.com/code-html-email-newsletters/
Many mail clients will not allow submitting any form (at least with standard security settings).