I need to include a file containing html and css in an email response.
I can do this in the regular email responses as follows:
<?php include('http://... /filename.php) ?>
But, when I put this in the email sent out by the email verification plugin, the plugin strips the php.
As I mentioned, the file contains html and css, so the file could be inserted in some other way, but I am at a loss as to how to do it.
ALSO: I have an image that is included in the email as well. The email verification plugin stripped off the first part of the url and left "/images/...". I was able to get around this by using a hidden field in the form into which I put the complete url of the image. (The complete url is required for the image to display in the email when viewed by the recipient.)
If you are interested, the reason a file is used is that the file contains information repeated in website pages and other forms. By including the file, the information is kept in one place for easier updating.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Geoff
I can do this in the regular email responses as follows:
<?php include('http://... /filename.php) ?>
But, when I put this in the email sent out by the email verification plugin, the plugin strips the php.
As I mentioned, the file contains html and css, so the file could be inserted in some other way, but I am at a loss as to how to do it.
ALSO: I have an image that is included in the email as well. The email verification plugin stripped off the first part of the url and left "/images/...". I was able to get around this by using a hidden field in the form into which I put the complete url of the image. (The complete url is required for the image to display in the email when viewed by the recipient.)
If you are interested, the reason a file is used is that the file contains information repeated in website pages and other forms. By including the file, the information is kept in one place for easier updating.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Geoff