I am sending emails via Mailgun using a django backend.
Mailgun sends me back webhooks with information about url clicks in the email.
However they do NOT ping me back about mailto clicks. I asked their support team and they confirmed this is expected behavior and they only track "urls"... which the mailto is not considered as.
example:
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How can i actually track mailto clicks in my email, what have people done in the past?
I looked at the mailgun event logs and noticed none of the mailto clicks are registered.
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I want to develop a chatbot that can trigger when a user comments on a post on the page, then it will automatically reply and send a message to that user.
I'm referencing the following facebook documentation but it doesn't seem right
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/permissions/reference/pages_read_user_content
I'm sending emails via MailGun and there are multiple links on a single email.
How can I track which link within the email was clicked and which wasn't?
I have used WooCommerce before, but have never done much customization to it until recently.
I customized the e-mail templates to show the payment information, like transaction number, etc.
This works fine except for one thing.
Right now if a person pays with PayPal the process goes like this:
– order is placed, and is pending payment
– user goes to paypal and makes a payment
– PayPal IPN message is received, order is updated to "processing"
– email is sent to user
However this e-mail does not have the payment info in it. The variables are empty. If I re-send the same e-mail manually it works as expected. other automated e-mails that go out during the order process work fine, it's just that initial e-mail that's missing the information.
What I don’t get is why it's missing the first time, when the PayPal IPN is received, and the transaction info with it, before the e-mail is even sent.
Since the IPN is received before the e-mail is sent why is that info not in the e-mail? If I go to the order and re-send the “processing” e-mail it has the info that we want it to show.
Or maybe even a way to have PayPal orders automatically put "on hold" would work, then when I manually change the order status the e-mail would be sent with the correct information.
Can someone outline the main difference or differences between using the Send Email Campaign Message save action and the Send Email action? Why can't I use the Send Email action in place of the Send Email Campaign Message save action? I hope someone can help!
The main difference is that the Send Email action only sends an e-mail without additional campaigns or analytics interaction. You don't have engagement plans or statistics for your sent e-mail. It's nothing more than sending an HTML-based e-mail to the recipient.
Send Email action is basically sending email with System.Net.Mail.
Send Email Campaign Message utilizes Sitecore Email Experience Manager's dispatch pipeline to send emails that can be tracked.
I am creating a form through web form from marketers and on submit button's save action I have added a 'Send Email Action' for sending a email. And I have also changed 'Send Email Message' action's parameters and . But still it is not sending email. Please tell me how to resolve this problem?
here is the error:
We experienced a technical difficulty while processing your request.
There are two things you should check.
Does the SMTP server you have configured, actually pass mail through?
Are there any exceptions showing in the Sitecore logs?
This blog post: http://intothecore.cassidy.dk/2012/05/email-confusion-configuring-smtp.html takes you through pretty much everything in relation to setting SMTP options for your Sitecore solution and for Webforms for Marketers. It's easy to get confused as to how these work.