In Drupal, I want to send HTML email after registration. I have downloaded HTML MAIL module. How can I proceed?
You don't need the HTML Mail module unless you're sending some seriously fancy mail.
Go to /admin/user/settings
Check "Require e-mail verification when a visitor creates an account"
There should be boxes below to make a template.
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I want to implement an email form in my wagtail project using HTML. Searched around and found this:
How to create an email form that can send email using html
Does anyone have any experience of how to implement PHP in a wagtail project?
I have an application and I have hosted that at amazon server. I have a form by which our customer will contact to admin. As customer will fill this form and submit then email will be send to admin but all emails marked as spam if I will use a self designed template. If I will use simple text what ever typed by user then its working fine and coming in to inbox. My template have simple logo and HTML/CSS code.Is there any way to solve this?
Try this:
you can use smtp mail system.
and image of your template have to encoded as inline image.
if you use phpmailer class then use this MsgHTML($html_msg); function and your image source must be same server (that means where in mail script).
then this function automatically convert into inline image
And fillup more requirement:
*from address must be real (from addr not reply_to) reply_to may be fake.
*Subject have something
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So, I am trying to add a go-to-action button/label for emails for gmail customers in their inbox (see https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/reference/go-to-action).
The email is sent via phpMailer.
I have successfully tried the example implementation for the view action within scripts.google.com. Unfortunately the example code won´t work for any email I am trying to send via phpMailer.
So far, I have checked the email markup successfully at https://www.google.com/webmasters/markup-tester/ without any errors.
After viewing the original sent email files I only recognized that the email is sent as text/plain and as text/html. Does anyone have the same issues? Any suggestions what might be wrong? Thanks in advance!
I manage a live music venue's newsletter and the show listings/calendar on the main site are generated using PHP. Is there a way to generate content in newsletters via php?
Example, I create the newsletter.php file, upload the code to our newsletter service provider, and when someone opens the message, the latest listings are available in their email.
As of now, I'm only seeing a portion of the php code where I'd like to see the calendar...
You can generate the content of an e-mail with any scripting language, but only before sending it. Once the e-mail has been sent, it has to be in a format that e-mail clients understand (such as plain text or HTML).
It's also very easy to send email with php, with the mail function.
You could generate the email from your php template, and if it looks how you want it to, click a button and send that email to the people on your mailing list.
It sounds like you have a newsletter-delivery service in place, but this is another option.
So i am using xmail php class to send my mails.
Now that i have quite some users on my site, some user's mail does not have html enabled for their emails. Is there any way I can write a message at the top of the email, or even show another email content, if they view it as text/plain?
If not, what are my options, what can I do? I know one option and that is sending text/plain mails, but these wont even allow html anchor links, which I need for e.g activation mails..
You can send multi-part emails. One part is HTML and then there is a fallback of plain text for non HTML email clients. PHPMailer makes this easy to do.