I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
I can just put the urls on the page but that is fairly messy. I
tried using the code for an anchor, but the full url is displayed
not just the part between <a...> and the </a>.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
-bill
In article <s0e1nc$vh4$1@gioia.aioe.org>, bill <william@TechServSys.com> writes:
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
If they know still know what the list ist, then they probably want to
stay on it. If they've forgotten, they might be hesitant to click on a
link embedded in an email, as that is used for various malicious
behaviour. Considering that it's a mailing list, wouldn't it make more
sense to subscribe and unsubscribe via email? Why not just put the unsubscribe instructions as a footer at the bottom of each email sent to
the list? That could be a link, but then, being in a regular list
email, its purpose would be more obvious, or something like "send an
email with no body and subject UNSUBSCRIBE to foo@bar.invalid to unsubscribe".
bill <william@techservsys.com> wrote:
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
I can just put the urls on the page but that is fairly messy. I
tried using the code for an anchor, but the full url is displayed
not just the part between <a...> and the </a>.
Usually it's not necessary to use html for that at all. Just put a line
like
http://myserver.example.com/mylink.html
or something like this into your mail. And add a description what the
link is for above or below that line.
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
I can just put the urls on the page but that is fairly messy. I
tried using the code for an anchor, but the full url is displayed
not just the part between <a...> and the </a>.
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
I can just put the urls on the page but that is fairly messy. I
tried using the code for an anchor, but the full url is displayed
not just the part between <a...> and the </a>.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
-bill
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
I can just put the urls on the page but that is fairly messy. I
tried using the code for an anchor, but the full url is displayed
not just the part between <a...> and the </a>.
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
I can just put the urls on the page but that is fairly messy. I
tried using the code for an anchor, but the full url is displayed
not just the part between <a...> and the </a>.
bill <william@techservsys.com> wrote:...
I want to embed some links in an email. I am asking waiting list
individuals to tell my server that they are still interested in
staying on the waiting list.
But, as Arno mentioned, the mail has to be declared as text/html in the *header*
"Arno" == Arno Welzel <usenet@arnowelzel.de> writes:
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