I have the following problem with Microsoft edge browser. When using 22%3A11 in URL parameter as value, then the browser don't send it as shown in url, but will send it modified as %E2%80%8E22%3A11%E2%80%8E.
With Google Chrome i dont have this issue.
Does anybody know why Microsoft Edge is sending it modified? Instead of sending it as it shown on the URL field?
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My app sends unique URLs to users, there's a URL parameter that unique identifies that particular user.
For example:
Hi. Here's your password reset token:
https://myapp.com/password/reset/1111-2222-3333-4444
In iOS, when opening the link in the SMS message the browser opens up https://myapp.com/ without the rest of the URL.
Is there some special encoding iOS requires for URLs in SMS messages to open properly?
Turns out it was a domain redirecting issue where a # was inserted in the URL and client's couldn't follow it properly.
I´m trying to develop a custom email tracking system for my Rails webapp following the pixel approach. If I understood it right, the idea is to insert a one pixel image with source to a url that process the request. In my case, when the request is process it sends a new notification email to me.
In the email body I have inserted:
<img src="localhost/api/to?trackId=<%= id %>" style="display: none"/>
When I open the email in web Gmail with Chrome, I see next code, but unfortunately nothing happens:
<img src="https://ci4.googleusercontent.com/proxy/ncea8tesMNBOixfbJrQ1VL458oukzkLaIlWW6RbqedZ9mkMjsfgeIAWa5EWXcX4HOi0vLwDmFg=s0-d-e1-ft#http://localhost/api/to?trackId=1435" style="display:none;outline:none;text-decoration:none;height:auto!important;border:0" class="CToWUd">
When I just type the url directly in my browser, like: http://localhost/api/to?trackId=1435 my server gets the request and process it perfectly.
I have read in some other posts that Gmail is proxing the image and this is not working anymore. However, I think there should be one approach if there are lots of mail tracking services.
Do I have a mistake in my code, or should I try another approach?
Google replaces all images with copies in their cache. This copy cannot be retrieved from your localhost obviously.
I am querying to get a single message from the Microsoft graph API like the following:
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/<name>/messages/<id>
However, i am getting a response that is just an empty string. If i make the same request using the beta version of the api like the following:
https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/users/<name>/messages/<id>
The email in question is a calendar share invitation of content-type of "application/ms-tnef" and content-class of "Sharing" in the email headers.
I can't find any documentation indicating this is a known issue in the system. Is there any way to get this to work in the graph API or is the only work-around is to use the beta version instead?
Using Graph Explorer, and recreating your request using their demo accounts returns a result in v1.0. I assumed by name you meant the user's email address and I made the same request using the Guid id of the user.
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/MeganB#M365x214355.onmicrosoft.com/messages/AAMkAGVmMDEzMTM4LTZmYWUtNDdkNC1hMDZiLTU1OGY5OTZhYmY4OABGAAAAAAAiQ8W967B7TKBjgx9rVEURBwAiIsqMbYjsT5e-T7KzowPTAAAAAAEMAAAiIsqMbYjsT5e-T7KzowPTAAHi4GJzAAA=
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/48d31887-5fad-4d73-a9f5-3c356e68a038/messages/AAMkAGVmMDEzMTM4LTZmYWUtNDdkNC1hMDZiLTU1OGY5OTZhYmY4OABGAAAAAAAiQ8W967B7TKBjgx9rVEURBwAiIsqMbYjsT5e-T7KzowPTAAAAAAEMAAAiIsqMbYjsT5e-T7KzowPTAAIgOnGGAAA=
Have you attempted the same request using graph explorer?
I am trying to pre-populate an sms with text and an url. But the iOS is removing the whole url and only the text "https" is left in the text.
Code:
Send SMS
In SMS:
Look at this awesome link: https
As you are already in a link, you need to encode the URL (the : and slashes / to be specific).
As example, https://example.com would become https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com
In your case, you'd need to change your URL to https%3A%2F%2Fnat5.com%2Fworkout.
Full link:
Send SMS
Reference to URL encoding: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp
And just as a side note: Both ways are looking to work on Android (At least on Android 7.0)
I am trying to implement a SoundCloud app for blackberry phones using webworks frame work.
I am using OAuth2 scheme for authorization. So far I am able to display the SoundCloud log-in page from where the user can allow the app. But the problem occurs during the redirect which is essentially done by SoundCloud. The redirect page which is being pointed to by the call back URI is residing in my device, but after the user approves the app I get a page saying "something went wrong". However when I try to bounce the redirect from a third server, it just works fine. In this case I specify the callback URL pointing to a page on a website which only forwards the request to the page which is residing on my device. But the problem is that I do not want to use this "bounce server"
Could you please look into the code and advise if I am doing something wrong.
/**
* Authenticates the app against soundcloud
* This javascript method is called in the index.htm of my application.
*/
authenticate : function(){
var url = "https://soundcloud.com/connect?" + "scope=nonexpiring&client_id=MY_CLIENT_ID&" +
"response_type=code&redirect_uri=local:///testpage.htm";
window.location = url;
;
/************************************/
testpage.htm only displays "hello sound cloud".
Any help in this regard shall be highly appreciated.
The value for the redirect_uri parameter must match the value of the "Redirect URI" on the app edit page.
Example: https://img.skitch.com/20120411-q6yqada29tcadnep15jc6q75a1.jpg
IHTH
Hannes
The problem is the triple slash part in your redirect_uri. Although, it is a valid URI according to the RFC 3986, the Ruby URI library behaves a bit strange when parsing such values. We're working on a fix.
In the meantime, could you try to use local:/testpage.htm?