Put hidden field in email header or anything else that can remain there

Put hidden field in email header or anything else that can remain there

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Hi,

I am searching to find a way to add some info in email templates so that this info can be permanent even if user who will receive the email, delete its body.

Is there anyway, for example, to put it in emai header by changing the emal template? Is this possible and if not, what would be a solution to this?

Thanks in advance,

Kostas.

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  • What are you trying to accomplish with it?

    There are some ways you could, but do you need to do it for only certain email types, or all of them?  What type of data are you trying to add?

    In CS 2008, it is kind of tricky, but depends on your goal.

    In the new Telligent Community, all email templates are MIME documents, so you just need to edit the document and add the "Header: Value" to it.

  • I just want to add text data (no attachment files) and user who receive this email don;t be able to delete them even if he deletes the mail body...

    Never mind how tricky is it,I would like to do it....

    Currently we have 2008.5 sp2 community installed and we have to do it in this version...

    Thanks again,

    Kostis

  • What is the way I can implement the above feature? Is this a "just one-answer" forum?

  • One thing I tried was to insert in CS email templates some Html code of hidden fields and assign them a value. These hidden fields were embedded in email but when the user replied, these fields were not exist in replying email most times.

    The email types I want to implement this is when a user reply to a post or create a new post in a forum.

  • There's nothing specific in CS to help you add custom headers.  CS 2008 just uses the System.Net.Mail namespace, so you'll need to look at that namespace over how to add custom headers e.g.  www.systemnetmail.com/.../3.3.4.aspx .

  • Ok,

    which file should I change to make it work as desired?Is there a way to do it?

    Thanks again,

    kostis.

  • Ken said above that this is achievable.....