Well I have some CFs sending email with a template with images.
I would like to attach a link back to it in order to record if the email has been read or not.
Something on the model of acymailing
Is there any way to do it with CF ? I mean a link back which would record something in the table that I choose, with a counter to increment it and the ip from which it originated.
Basically I would like to check that my customers have received the stuff correctly because the products are bouqht by a third party and there is no way to check the recipient email.
I can attach a unique identifier to the image and set a link back to CF, but what to do next and how to make that CF will automatically record something ?
I would like to attach a link back to it in order to record if the email has been read or not.
Something on the model of acymailing
<img alt="" src="http://mywebsite.com/index.php?option=com_acymailing>ask=stats&mailid=10&subid=1" border="0" height="1" width="50" />Is there any way to do it with CF ? I mean a link back which would record something in the table that I choose, with a counter to increment it and the ip from which it originated.
Basically I would like to check that my customers have received the stuff correctly because the products are bouqht by a third party and there is no way to check the recipient email.
I can attach a unique identifier to the image and set a link back to CF, but what to do next and how to make that CF will automatically record something ?
Hi alterna,
I've never done this but I think it should work.
Create a form that will get the id from the URL and then save it to the database using a standard DB Connection. The form needs no Form HTML and you need to include &task=send in the URL. That should work without anything much else, run a quick test and see if it works.
There are problems of course, mostly that some email readers don't automatically download images :-(
Bob
I've never done this but I think it should work.
Create a form that will get the id from the URL and then save it to the database using a standard DB Connection. The form needs no Form HTML and you need to include &task=send in the URL. That should work without anything much else, run a quick test and see if it works.
There are problems of course, mostly that some email readers don't automatically download images :-(
Bob
I will test.
Can I write to an existing table or do I have to make a new one ?
I mean at each run of the url what will happen to the table ?
Can I write to an existing table or do I have to make a new one ?
I mean at each run of the url what will happen to the table ?
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