I am sending an email to new users asking them to verify.
This is my email
But when I am testing the email in mail-tester.com, I get this HTML_IMAGE_ONLY_20 message. But I do not have any image sith text in or am I misunderstading the error?
I assume that’s a SpamAssassin rule. It is a rule that says that your message is composed primarily of image and not text. In your example you have a logo and not much text, so I’d assume it’s that. You could look up the source code for the SA rule and see what it’s actually looking for.
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While there is good documentation around sending markup emails for specifying offline event. Refrence Can someone help me out on how to add handle an online event?
The issue with offline event is that I need to enter a proper postal address, however in our case the location is simply a url.
Things I have already tried
Putting type of location as VirtualLocation, but that gives error
Entering empty strings in PostalAddress fields
Marking eventAttendanceMode as https://schema.org/OnlineEventAttendanceMode, it gives error
Does gmail support markups for online events? Common sense says it should.
As said by #kayes-fahim comment you can find more information on their blog, and documentation.
By the blog post you could use the virtualLocation but you also need to set the eventAttendanceMode to OnlineEventAttendanceMode. Reference
Telegram bot sends me a message with a text snippet, which I want to edit, and send back to the bot for further processing.
Copy and paste takes time. Typing message anew takes time.
Ideally I'd like to press an inline button "Edit" on the bot's message and get the message text appear in my reply input box for editing.(A message id attached to my reply somehow would be a plus).
I tried to use deep linking with parameters other than /start*, but that doesn't seem to work.
Can I use bot API (or any other telegram API) to have text ready for editing in my input box?
It's impossible in official apps yet. Your question is about working with drafts - there are no methods in both API to create them or clear.
Nevertheless, you could fork any official app stored on GiHub and implement what you need if you would prefer a hard way, but compared to that copy/past solution seems much more easier, isn't it?
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I can offer to you a new idea how to solve your problem - hope it will be helpful.
This is about switch_inline_query_current_chat field of InlineKeyboardButton. Just attach an inline button to messages you need to edit. Set a text for this field gotten from recieved message and after pressing you will get this text to your input area. All seems good, but you will take bot's username before the text also.
My app is downloading eMails from a POP3 server. But it receives "strange" subject lines. I see there is a pattern of coding in there. But what exactly is that coding? What do I google for if I want cover the parsing of lines like that?
=?utf-8?Q?HMS=20will=20no=20longer=20provide=20Netbiter=20SIM=2Dcards?=
The eMail header is:
Subject: =?utf-8?Q?HMS=20will=20no=20longer=20provide=20Netbiter=20SIM=2Dcards?=
So I know it's coded by the sender. Also this is just one of many header lines, which all seem to be valid. The subject is obviously HMS will no longer provide Netbiter SIM-cards after you replace "=20" with spaces and all the other stuff. The eMail is just a notification from a supplier.
**Found it myself:** [RFC 2047][1]
I don't remember exactly but i have experienced a issue like this before. If the subject is greater than some length of character (which i think is 75 chars) then subject will not be parsed properly.
This used to be a problem in codeIgniter (I don't use it now, so don't know the current status of this issue)
To resolve this issue you might have to change your email config.
There might be other reasons for this issue but i think this is because you have more characters in your subject.
We are doing EDMs and we're doing it manually. However, this time, we only have 1 big image and some text at the bottom for the EDM (the image is like a christmas card). It goes directly to spam but there is no reason for us to add more text at the bottom. One way I've read is to add a "text-only" version.
But how?
Are there other ways to lower the spam score?
You have not said how you are creating your email, that will have a bearing on any answers you might get re inserting a text only email. You could load your image to a website and have a text only email with a URL link to it. How you do that depends on your authoring tool.
WRT lowering your spam score, have a look at http://www.mailingcheck.com this is a free service to let you test the spam scores of your email
i'm very aware that this is probably not a stackoverflow question, but i figure someone here might know the answer...
a few months back i was sent an image detailing a neat method for spam prevention using a little known feature of gmail..
basically you can use a specific syntax in your email address when you give it out to include some kind of identifier within the email address so you can later distinguish which version of your email address was distributed/crawled to create spam and then, if you want, create filters based on this identifier.
something along the lines of username|identifier#gmail.com which will still beforewarded to username#gmail.com except | is not the correct token and i can't find the doco where i found this information or remember what the correct special character is.
so if anyone knows about the feature i'm describing, i'd love to find out how to get it to work!
thanks, and sorry for the non-programming question.
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Use a + sign instead of the |