I sent an email to each client and have a button in this email. I want to set the status of a client who will click on it to verified customer in my wix website. How to do that?? Please help
Can I set custom parameters to link if yes how to do that?
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I'm working on a Google Apps Script project that sends an email when a button is clicked on a HTML sidepanel I've built. Currently the script works as planned and fires off an email when told, but I'm wondering if there's any way that it could check that the email sent correctly so I can notify the user that it's ok to close the tab?
Thanks in advance
If you are using the Gmail API to sending email, it will return the ID of the email that you can use to trace the email in your mailbox.
Google Script stores a copy of every sent email in the Gmail sent items folder. If you are using the GmailApp service, search the sent items for a copy of the email. If found, it was sent.
GmailApp.search("in:sent to:email#domain.com after:epoch_time")
You can use epoch time in Gmail search to find emails that were sent in the last minute or so.
I want to add two buttons to my gmail messages YES and NO if we pressed on YES then show one Textbox and a submit button .and if we press on submit button the value od the textbox must be saved. how can i achieve that . Am sorry for my bad language
You can do this simply using google form. Just follow the steps below
1) Go to google forms create a new form as you like
2) then click on send form choose send via email option mention the to email address, subject and message. Don't forget to check Include form in email option.
Then click on send button.
When the recipient receive this email that would contain an embedded google form. The responses of google form can be retrieve via email or it can be save into a linked excel file on google drive.
I think the easiest way to your problem is to put Links in your E-Mail, which redirect the user to a website of yours. If he presses no, then your website (where the user was redirected from the no-button) can just save the response and close the tab again. If the user presses yes, the user can enter the information in the textbox (in your website from the link from the yes-button) and save it on your website after the user submitted it.
That's usually the practice how such things work. Another example for this is unsubscribing from newsletters. There you also get redirected to the website of the sender of the newsletter and may enter your e-mail and the reasons why you unsubscribe.
Hope I could help :)
it may be a number in the textbox like number of persons ,and it save
to a web server . can we do that ?
In pure e-mail based on HTML and JavaScript? No. You can't. You need PHP to send response to server and this is not allowed in e-mails and with JavaScript is basically impossible to do it. next problem is, that you cant use iframe or something like this, because Gmail and other e-mail clients don't allow it.
But how?
You can create good looking button with HTML/CSS and on it add link to answer to your page, where you can easily process user data. If you haven't got many programming skills you can use Google Forms. Google Forms is easy to use for any user and you can create your own form without having server, because all data will save at google for free
+ it have API.
Plus Google Forms have function for sending forms via e-mail!
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Good luck!
I am using parse.com as backend for my android application.
On signup, an email is sent to user with the help of my parse cloud code and mailgun api integration. My code works fine for sending email.
But I am unable to understand how to add an auto-generated url within my mail, to verify the user's email address and save that information in the parse database.
What i have tried is, turning on email verification option, but don't know what to do next. Also, I am using my own domain for sending email and not parse one. Would really appreciate any help. Thanks
Goto your dashboard-> App Settings-> Hosting and Email. There you will able to find Email Settings. Enable "Verify User Emails" . DONE
I have a feedback form which consist of 5 fields like name,contact Number etc, and a button to send. I want whenever user inputs the field and hits send button an email containing the values from these fields should be sent to a particular mail id bur "FROM MY DEFINED" mail address, I dont want mailto option as it allows the user to send email from his account.
I know this with ASP.NET but i need with simple HTML or javascript or jquery.
Please Help.
Thank You
You need a server side technology to send email.
If you want to use JavaScript, then there are a number of packages for sending email in npm. (Note this is server side JavaScript, the browser doesn't provide any tools that you can use for this).
The closest you can get to submitting form data over email with just common client side technologies is the mailto: scheme which:
You have already rejected
Doesn't work most of the time anyway
I am trying to create webpage where user can entered its detail like first name, last name, address and phone number. Once they have entered details and click on Send button it should send email to my email address and it should redirect to another page.
I am able to send email using mailto:email#gmail.com but it opens outlook with user details and then they need to click on send button to send email. I don't want outlook to be open and it should directly send email when they click on send button on form.
I am using JavaScript for validation and basic HTML tag to create form. Can anyone help me how to send email directly using HTML/JavaScript?
Thanks.
No, it is not possible to send an email with just JavaScript and HTML, you'll need some server side code to use a mailing protocol to send it out automatically. If you have web server setup you can then a server side language like PHP to create a script to send the data, see http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php.
There is no reliable way to send an email using client side code.
You need to submit the data to a server and process it with a server side program.
You can't send an email directly from client-side HTML/JS. You need to do it on the server.
As everyone else has said, you can't send email from the client side. However, you can use JavaScript to call a server-side script using an XMLHttpRequest, or jsonp if you're restricted by the same origin policy.
If you're new to serverside scripting, I'd suggest checking out PHP and its mail() function.