email-forwarding

Newsletter can't hide responsive content on gmail and when I try to forward the e-mail

。_饼干妹妹 提交于 2019-12-20 06:47:28
问题 I am trying to write a newsletter but I am having trouble hiding the responsive contents when I test on GMail . On Outlook and Yahoo everything is ok, but if I try to forward the e-mail the hidden contents are visible. I tested using : putsmail > I use this to send test on Outlook , Yahoo and GMail 1 . Yahoo > looks ok, but when I try to forward the e-mail the hidden content it's visible; 2. Outlook > looks ok, but when I try to forward the e-mail the hidden content it's visible; 3. GMail >

Email Forwarding like Craigslist - Rails

感情迁移 提交于 2019-12-18 11:13:35
问题 I'm trying to do what craigslist's anonymous email does, but with Rails, also on the cheap. It is important for me to be able to add a header to the email, which is why basic email forwarding doesn't work. One way I thought of was a SMTP server, whenever I read email via POP/IMAP, I then send an email to the true recipient of the email, with a proper FROM address and add in the header. This works, but a SMTP server is relatively costly. The other way is to forward/redirect the email, but add

Newsletter can't hide responsive content on gmail and when I try to forward the e-mail

邮差的信 提交于 2019-12-02 12:23:16
I am trying to write a newsletter but I am having trouble hiding the responsive contents when I test on GMail . On Outlook and Yahoo everything is ok, but if I try to forward the e-mail the hidden contents are visible. I tested using : putsmail > I use this to send test on Outlook , Yahoo and GMail 1 . Yahoo > looks ok, but when I try to forward the e-mail the hidden content it's visible; 2. Outlook > looks ok, but when I try to forward the e-mail the hidden content it's visible; 3. GMail > the hidden content it's visible. mailchimp > this works for me to make tests only on Outlook and it

Email Forwarding like Craigslist - Rails

柔情痞子 提交于 2019-11-30 02:25:56
I'm trying to do what craigslist's anonymous email does, but with Rails, also on the cheap. It is important for me to be able to add a header to the email, which is why basic email forwarding doesn't work. One way I thought of was a SMTP server, whenever I read email via POP/IMAP, I then send an email to the true recipient of the email, with a proper FROM address and add in the header. This works, but a SMTP server is relatively costly. The other way is to forward/redirect the email, but add in the header in between. I can't find any services or gems to do this though. Please don't just say