I doing a project and I have many users and I want to provide their credentials but I don't want to mail them individually so I want a single URL that triggered according to the data base and find the mail too from the database and mail triggered to their mail Id with their credentials in single URL
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My website allow User A send email to User B through a form. Currently if User B want to reply, he need to login to my website and use the same form.
User A dont know the User B's email address and vice versa.
I would like to allow User B reply to User A directly using his mail client without need to login to my website (while still keep both email addresses confidentially). So User A send a message to User B using the form. User B can reply to user A using his email client, and user B can reply to user A using email client too without reveal their email address.
I was told this is possible with Mandrill Webhook. Is that correct? Can anybody please show me how?
Thanks a lot.
I think what you need to do is inbound email processing.
First, create an inbound domain in your Mandrill dashboard.
Set up routes / webhooks in your dashboard (for example, sending an email to pm#example.com will send a POST to http://example.com/email-processing/pm).
In your application, process the received message and decide if you have to send it to one of your user, and more important, which user.
To do so, you can add a unique ID inside your emails. So you just have to read this ID when you receive an email, and you know who is the sender and who should be the receiver. Of course, you should also check the sender's email address.
More informations about the first two steps: http://help.mandrill.com/entries/21699367-Inbound-Email-Processing-Overview
I've got a url I am sending users through ActionMailer. The person receiving the email is not a registered user. I want to restrict access to that certain url so only someone getting to it from the link in the mail can access it.
Is there a known way to do that?
One thought i had was to add a token parameter to the url and validate against it when trying to open the link.
Any better ideas? Thanks!
Im really new to iOS development, but I have some experience in OSX. I am trying to make an app where the users fills out text fields with information and then presses a submit button. The contents of the fields that they filled out are then automatically sent to me via an email.
I built a similar OSX application that could do this, but I cannot figure out how to do it on iOS.
I do not want to use the MessageUI.framework because, as far as I can tell, the user must press the send button after it brings up the email form. I just want it to send in the background.
I have no problem hardcoding in the email address and password, or using the same email for send and receive. ex: to: me#gmail.com from: me#gmail.com
Any pointers would be sweet!
You have two options if you do not want to show the mail composer window to the user
Use an SMTP Client for iOS like this one and send the email from your app with the email id and password hard-coded in the app. But if you want to change the email id or change the password in the future, you'll need to update the app. So this is a less desirable solution
Create a web script on your server which accepts the form fields to be submitted by the user. Then from this web script, send the email to your email id (for instance, if you use a PHP script, use the mail function to send the email). Call this script in the app using NSURLConnection.
You are going to need to make a custom form and then send all of the fields in the form as POST parameters to a custom API that you make on some server. Then you can just redirect that as an email to yourself through something like SMTP
I am designing an application for a society.
In this application, there is a feature to send the contents of the particular page via mail by clicking of a button. There is no custom mail app designed. The feature uses iPad's native mail app to send the mail.
I want to restrict the user to send the mail only from the society's domain registered mail account and not from his/her personal gmail/yahoo/msn id.
How do I put this restriction from my app?
Thanks in advance
I suggest you send the email from your server, as you won't (and shouldn't) be able to control the user's email app. In other words, you allow the user to enter one or more email addresses into your app and then put the contents of the page into an email that you send from your email server to the specified addresses.
i want to build a Ruby on Rails web-apps where using facebook style notification, for the push server i'm using FAYE, is there any solution to broadcast notification for specific client, for case studies in Facebook only your account have notification if somebody send you a message or tag your photo. Thanks
In your client side JavaScript, subscribe to a channel name based on the user (e.g. '/messages/userid_1234') and use that to send private messages from the server.
For security reasons, don't use the actual user ID or even a hash of the username or email, since someone could spoof a subscribe that way. Generate a random GUID on signup for each user and store that with your user's account details.