How To Download 7z File From Email
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I've moved from having Unsubscribe HTML/Text globally defined to using system.unsubscribeLink inside an email template. This works just fine and, because the behavior is not default (no form passing--one click unsubscribe), I have a smart campaign that manually flips the record to Unsubscribed. What I'm curious about is how Marketo uses the trigger and filter for Unsubscribe(ds) from Email. Does it determine this via the form fillout itself or just via the click? While I realize I can just as soon set up workaround filters/triggers for visiting web page in conjunction with an email, I'm curious to know what the actual criteria is for the system default trigger and filter.
We encountered this issue ourselves when setting up an email preference center. Initially we did not use the Unsubscribe field in our form and set it via a smart campaign based on the value they chose in a drop-down list in a Subscription Preference field. However, the Unsubscribed from Email filter is based on the Unsubscribe field being in the form on the landing page that is linked to from the 'Change email preferences / Unsubscribe' option in your email, so none of the leads that unsubscribed were included in that filter. We added the Unsubscribe field back to our form and the Unsubscribed from Email filter included these leads.
Can anyone help me extract data from email? I would be getting excel data file in same schema every day from same email ID can anyone tell how can I extract data set and use it in my workflow? thank you.
This could either be a hardcoded name, or could be based on a cell in the row, typically the Created By field, but any contact list, text or select field should also be supported. Most often the email would be coming from the person who created the row.
It seems relatively simple to add an option to each automation created to hard code an email address for the "from". It would be a relatively simple process to verify the user has control of that email address. There are so many negative responses to the update you put in a year ago, how has this not been addressed yet? Is this an attempt to force people to buy extra licenses for each automation that requires this type of feature (the workaround you suggest)?
Just to reiterate the above. I have a project that we may need to recreate using custom development because everyone is confused that the emails come from a single user. Even though the first line of the email says who the initiator of the assignment is, people are trained to look at the "from" line of the email. This is likely a 10 minute development change by Smartsheet. Utterly disappointing.
"I think our only short term option is to use our "spare" license, set that up with a default do not reply email address and move ownership to that license." - How this works? does this mean we need to ask for spare license from smartsheet ?
If you signed up on a site that sends lots of emails, like promotions or newsletters, you can use the unsubscribe link to stop getting emails. After you unsubscribe, it may take a few days for the mailing list to stop sending you messages.
I have created a project for IT, in which people raise issues normally through Jira. However, not everyone has a license, so the other option would be for these people to send an email and an issue would automatically be created in Jira.
No, the email handlers can raise issues based on emails from unregistered users, but they will set the reporter to an existing account you name and not necessarily record the email it came from. Most of us set up a dummy user so we at least know it's not really one person creating thousands of issues by email!
The dummy Jira account is easier - go to Admin -> Users and add a new user. It can be in the internal directory (assuming you have not disabled it), and not exist outside Jira if you want. Give it the dummy email address, and well, that's it really. It will be named as the "reporter" on incoming issues by email if Jira can't find an existing user.
I get this to work for all users within my domain, but I do have outside contributors and then I send a gmail address there I just get an empty result even though that email address has an account.
Any idea ?
I need to be able to set external sources as reporters, any thoughts or ideas ?
Dear AppSheet Team.
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If I am wrong in my understanding, I would appreciate it if you could point it out to me.
When I send a new email from email address #1, the sent email shows up in the SENT folder for #1, but the recipient sees email address #2 as the 'from' to reply to. Also, the email sent from #1 ALSO shows up in the SENT folder of email address #2.
This just started happening today. I've made no changes to any of the server settings in any of my the 5 email addresses I have in Thunderbird. I checked the settings for all 5 email addresses; all have the reply-to as the default for each email address.
re :When I send a new email from email address #1, the sent email shows up in the SENT folder for #1, but the recipient sees email address #2 as the 'from' to reply to. Also, the email sent from #1 ALSO shows up in the SENT folder of email address #2.
You will see it in 'Sent for gmail#1' because you probably have selected that in the Account Settings > Copies & Folders for that pop mail account.You will also see it in gmail#4 Sent folder because you used the gmail#4 outgoing server and as that gmail mail account is imap, gmail auto puts sent email in the Sent folder for imap mail accounts.
Add'l thing: this problem happens with 4 of my 5 Gmail addresses. When sending from my #5 Gmail address, the recipient sees Gmail address #5 as the sender, and the sent email shows up in the SENT folder of #5, but not in the SENT folder of Gmail address #2, like all the others in this problem.
More clarification... it's definitely a Thunderbird problem, not a Gmail problem. I have 3 of my 5 Gmail addresses on my phone; sent a test email from all 3 from my phone. All three emails correctly show the 'from' to the recipient as the actual gmail address that the emails were sent from.
All of these email addresses have been working fine for years. I haven't made any changes to the outgoing servers of any of the accounts. They all have selected 'Use Default Server' which is "Googlemail - smtp.googlemail.com (Default)". It's never been a problem.
I don't know why I would have to have a different outgoing server for each email address. I've never had to do that before. Selecting the default server has always made the 'from' email address correct for whatever email I'm sending from.
Also, if I accidentally started an email from an account I didn't mean to, but noticed it before sending the email, I was previously able to manually change the 'from' from the drop down menu, and the recipient would see what I changed it to. But now, even when I change it manually, the 'from' still reverts to Gmail #4, the only imap Gmail account I have.
If this is the case, this means you are not sending through the email address you think you are using.If the 'FROM' email address is not the same as the one in the selected outgoing server, then Gmail will change the 'FROM' effecting all 'Replies'.
My previous comment fully described why it is necessary for each mail account to use it's own email address for sending. It is to prevent gmail from using a different email address than what is in your 'FROM'.
Gmail will use the 'outgoing server' email address as the one you are sending from because that is the real email address and server you are choosing to use, which may not be the one that you have inserted in 'From'. This means people who 'Reply' may end up returning the email to an entirely different address.
Also, imap mail accounts auto save outgoing emails, hence you could end up with a sent email in two different mail account 'Sent' folders. Especially if the outgoing server is the one used by the imap mail account and the 'FROM' is used by a pop mail account.
I had to add a couple of already-existing emails to specify their outgoing server, for emails that have been working fine up until this issue came up. I've never deleted any of the names in the outgoing server list because I didn't know how they worked.
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