I am using HelloSign with PHP SDK to send an agreement to users to sign. I need to add a link to 'Terms of Service' in the body of the signing document, so that users can click, visit the link and return to sign the document. I am using a PDF with a clickable hyperlink as the HelloSign template but HelloSign does not seem to support links on templates. The links appear as flat text and not clickable. How can I get this done in HelloSign?
Thank you so much for your question. I will be more than happy to assist you with this.
That is correct, all hyperlinks are removed from the documents. The url will be in shown in plain text but will not be clickable. This is the case for ANY signature request: non-embedded and embedded.
A suggested workaround for non-embedded signature requests is to add the link to the message body of the signature request.
Please let me know about any additional questions that you may have.
Thanks!
LaToya
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Is there a way I can embed a URL link i.e. Google in an SMS message send through [myphonenumber]#txt.att.net ? And I want to add some parameters in the URL. The link shows up as un-clickable plain text in the SMS with html tag. The html tag appears in the SMS. I want to hide or embed html codes. I pass the parameters with this url in my Controler. When sending sms, I found out the html codes are including in the sms.
SMS is a text-only medium that does not interpret HTML tags on its own. Depending on the receiving device, it may detect a hyperlink in the message, but there is no way to embed it as an
<a href>
tag
github.com/cordova-sms/cordova-sms-plugin/issues/63
Well, I was able to generate a QR code (dynamically) using http://phpqrcode.sourceforge.net/ API.Now, I am stuck with another requirement where I need to add some text beside or below the image, describing the use of this QR code like say "SCAN ME for more offers!!". I wish to add company logo on that text too.
Is there an way to do, beside image manipulation api in PHP?
If you are displaying the QR codes on a web page, just add another div with the logo and or text. If your goal is to produce a single image you can download and you want to produce it from your script you can use http://image.intervention.io/
It is still an API based implementation. If you can clarify what you want to avoid and why and your end case I might be able to offer some other suggestions.
I have a sign-up form. When someone signs up, they immediately receive an email (in HTML format) with the following information:
1) Their sign-up information (Name, P#, Email, etc.)
What I need is the following:
1) After sign-up, in the email the user receives, there needs to be a png-image that is generated by an external script. At the moment, I am using PEAR to generate/send the email (AOK) and Mail_Mime::addHTMLImage() to add the image, but alas, with no luck. All I get when I send the email is a broken image with my alt text appearing. It's important to keep in mind that I am generating the image (to be used in the HTML email) from an external script.
The code I'm using to try and grab the image (from the external script) is as follows:
$mime->addHTMLImage(get_template_directory_uri()."/qr_code_generator.php?code=", "image/png");
Also, not sure if it helps, but I'm using http://phpqrcode.sourceforge.net/ for the QR code generation
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
I answered most of this in your previous question here.
The likely issue again is that you can't embedded base64 encoded images directly into the body of the email, you have to treat them like attachments. The way you do that is with a content section and an appropriate content id.
Check out the documentation for the addHTMLImage method.
https://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.mail.mail-mime.addhtmlimage.php
It's not the best documentation but check it out and my other answer. That should give you enough to solve the issue.
I am trying to post a html link on YouTube comment but Some how I could not do that thing. It always shows html codes on the comment section. I am using php function
$comment = 'Shawon';
$commen = html_entity_decode($comment);
It shows the output as the html codes in $comment. Or tell me which content-type will work for this.
Could you please help me?
It seem it is not possible: https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol_comments
A comment is a text response to a video. Logged-in users can add comments to a video but cannot modify or delete those comments. In addition, please note that YouTube will convert any HTML markup that appears in a comment into plain text. Typically, a user would add a comment to a video after watching that video.
I am trying to send email as html with embedded images (not attachment) and as background.
I was trying to use Xpert Mailer but their documantion has small amount of information so I didnt succeed.
I was also trying to use Swiftmailer, with Swiftmailer I succeed to send email with embedded images but not as background.
Anyone has any clue how to send embbed images as background / has good PHP Email Sender?
Thanks!
Don't know about the apps you're using but this can be done by embedding the images in base64 format, looks like this:
<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhUAABLABLAMOREBASE64HERE">
Quick google search shows the following converter site: click
I found the answer. the problem was not my html or how I embedded the image. tha problem was that gmail doesnt support css property background / background-image and therefore it didnt work for me.
I had to use