Advice required to fire some javascript in a sent mail
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Hi Guys, I have a small requirement where by i need to find out where in a mail did the user clicked. I am adding some small javascript to find out the same and send the result back over a XMLHttp request. Things works fine with the rendered HTMl in browser however if i send this content to a mail address it looks like the providers take out the scripts. Thus the javascript does's't fire. Could you advice me if there is a woraround for this. Thank you
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Hi Guys, I have a small requirement where by i need to find out where in a mail did the user clicked. I am adding some small javascript to find out the same and send the result back over a XMLHttp request. Things works fine with the rendered HTMl in browser however if i send this content to a mail address it looks like the providers take out the scripts. Thus the javascript does's't fire. Could you advice me if there is a woraround for this. Thank you
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Yep - invent a world with no malicious code, where people don't get spammed every day with emails trying to steal their banking passwords. Then mail providers won't assume you're sending something that they want to remove.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Yep - invent a world with no malicious code, where people don't get spammed every day with emails trying to steal their banking passwords. Then mail providers won't assume you're sending something that they want to remove.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Hi Chris, Sure it could be a malicious code for the providers. But the requirement in my hand is to track where on the mail did the user clicked and to award somepoints to him. Any suggestion how we could do this without hurting or troubling neither the user nor the mail providers ? Thank you
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