Can anything be done to limit an Eventbrite event to the invited individuals only?
I realize that there are settings which cause an event to be "by invitation only". Then you send an invitation to the particular email addresses you want. Only they can use the registration page. (Others will get a message "this event is by invitation only"). That's great! So far so good.
But the problem is, the person who received the invitation can register a completely different (uninvited) individual to be the attendee. All the attendee fields are writeable: Name, email address, mailing address etc.
It let's you change the email address and even asks if you wish to send an invitation email to the new email address. The new individual gets an email saying: "An order for xxxx was purchased for you by: yyyy" which is not desirable in our case.
The invited individual has a "my Account" area with his/her information (name, email, etc) filled in. But the attendee information is different info to be filled in (as opposed to being drawn from the info in the account area)
Configuring your Order Form to "collect only basic information" should ensure that each registration email and attendee email are identical:
http://help.eventbrite.com/customer/en_us/portal/articles/426121-collect-information-from-attendees
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My company sends confirmation letter emails to end users for their reservations. Sometimes for Gmail users, the auto-generated Trips card gives the wrong information. For example, our email says Estes Park Campground at East Portal, but the card says Estes Park Campground at Mary's Lake.
Even though we argued that there was no problem with the actual email text, our clients still complained.
So is it possible to override the Trips card if we introduce Email Markup to generate an Event card on demand?
When I go through the Sign in with apple I am getting first time exact email address and basic details of the user which I want but second time in response there is no email field in response.
My concern is that I want email address of the user so in future I can send notification email to that particular user. but apple gives random created email, in reality that doesn't exists. How to contact to user in future by email?
You might have to register the outbound email with apple, check this for more information on using the private email provided also look at the sign in with apple docs here.
As far as I know the random created email apple gives is actually connected to user's actual mail id. All the mail you send will be forwarded to it. But they can unlink their mail in future. This gives users some privacy and protection from spamming.
When I was finding solution I got to know, we have to pass an email address for following:
The email addresses you register will be able to send and receive messages to and from customers using Apple’s private email relay service.
Once I added this I am able to send and receive the emails.
https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/services/configure
Short answer :
You need to add sender email id or domain name into to your developer account.
Add your email and domain name.
Long answer
You need to follow below steps:
Log in with your developer account in https://developer.apple.com
Goto More section. Please refer below screenshot.
Click on configure button. Please refer below screenshot.
Add domain and email address, You want to communicate.
Add email and domain here
We are on JIRA On Demand. We have one Email handler configured to create/update tickets if we receive emails on a particular email id. In most of the cases, the emails will be from outside email ids and hence we have a JIRA user id by which the emails from unknown ids will be created as issues. So reporter of the issue will be our JIRA user though the emails are from some unknown email ids. Is there any way to get the actual "FROM Email ids" and put it in a custom field or at least to get the correct email id.
According to the Atlassian page on creating isses from incoming emails the "From" is appended at the end of the message body if you are using Default Reporter:
Default Reporter
Specify the username of a default reporter, which will be used if the email address in the From: field of any received messages does not match the address associated with that of an existing JIRA user — for example, a JIRA username such as emailed-reporter
(info) Note:
When an issue is created and this option is specified, the email message's From: field address is appended in a brief message at the end of the issue's Description field, so that the sender can be identified.
Unfortunately there doesn't look like a convenient way to transfer this to an issue field. At least the information will be present though in the issue description.
I am interested in finding out how I can send my business customers appointment confirmation emails to their Gmail accounts and have their Google calander automatically populate the info and give them a reminder without any action required on their part. I know it's possible as I received such emails from companies that have done this. Can anyone please help? I'm not the most computer savvy person so I will need an explanation. thank you.
#carl grassl You will want to use EventReservation for appointment confirmations.
When you send your customer an email confirmation with EventReservation, this will automatically populate the info of the appointment in their Calendar, additionally, it will also trigger a Google Now card of the appointment.
Check out this tool below, logging in with your personal Gmail account:
http://gmail-actions.appspot.com
Once you've logged in, load the sample "Event card." You can send yourself an EventReservation email.
When you feel that you got everything locked in with your production email client, you'll have to register with Google to use schemas. Make sure your email is authenticated (DKIM/SPF). You can get all the details here:
https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/registering-with-google
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