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Admin 6/5/2019 |
You definitely need to send an HTML if you need to display some buttons and images. But I'm kind of struggle trying to understand what is the actual question here. You can design your HTML page outside of PHPRunner and then use HTML code to send an email. |
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woodey2002 6/7/2019 |
I wonder will some aspects of this cool plugin help you https://xlinesoft.com/emailreader |
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david22585 6/7/2019 |
So you want to have an e-mail sent with 3 options for the end user to select one from, with the 3 options being Accept, Request Another Quote, or Reject, correct? If so, what I would do is create a edit page with a read only value of your selection and have the link pass the value to that page. When the page loads, have it say something like "Please confirm that you with to (Accept/Reject/Request Another Quote) with a submit button. This way the record will be edited from the value passed from the e-mail. |
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PaulM author 6/7/2019 |
You definitely need to send an HTML if you need to display some buttons and images. But I'm kind of struggle trying to understand what is the actual question here. You can design your HTML page outside of PHPRunner and then use HTML code to send an email. Example #2 explains how to send an HTML email: https://xlinesoft.com/phprunner/docs/runner_mail_function.htm
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PaulM author 6/7/2019 |
I wonder will some aspects of this cool plugin help you https://xlinesoft.com/emailreader Cheers, James
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lefty 6/9/2019 |
Thanks James but I want the recipient of my mail to click on 'Accept', 'Request another Quote' or 'Reject' which will then set up a return mail with Accept, Request another quote or Reject in the subject.
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