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**davidundalicia** · 01-08-2009, 03:49 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

Assuming that you have a form which directs the emails to yourself, then put the newsletter page link in the success page space.
Then when they submit, they will be taken to the newsletter page.

**auntiebebs** · 01-08-2009, 03:59 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

Thanks, David.
I think what you mean here is after they fill up a form to subscribe for the newsletter. Well, this is not what my situation but I could still your answer to that one. Thanks, anyway.

What i mean is when we are sending out emails we want them to open up the newsletter page instead of the texts in the email. The receipient of the emails do not have to click a link to go to the newsletter page.

Thanks.

**auntiebebs** · 01-08-2009, 10:53 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

anyone knows this? hope to hear from you. thanks

**Karen Mac** · 01-08-2009, 11:12 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

You have to create the newsletter in html, so that when they open it.. its a webpage.. however, any links you put inside it will open in on an actual website.. you cant link multiple pages.. so for instance say you wanted to put a duplicate of your website in the email .. example newsletter page.. any links in your navigation would open the browser to the actual website.

Karen

**auntiebebs** · 01-09-2009, 02:39 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

oh no. that is not what i am asking about, but thanks, Karen. I appreciate it.

what i want to do is to redirect the email reader to the newletter page.
Like when i send out emails to our registered members, i want them to be redirected to the newletter page when they open up their emails.
Of course, the newsletter page is already done. this is the link of the newsletter: http://www.godhearme.org/GHM/Newsletter010809.html
If possible, i donot want to put links on the emails before they can open up the newsletter. I want them to open up this newsletter when they click to open up their emails.

I appreciate any inputs. thanks.

**davidundalicia** · 01-09-2009, 03:03 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

Then you need to send your emails using HTML and then you can insert the URL that you wish them to go to......................

**auntiebebs** · 01-09-2009, 06:02 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

ok. sounds good. please expand. the script i am using now to send out emails uses html but i dont know how to put in the background pictures. is this possible? thanks, David.

**Karen Mac** · 01-09-2009, 06:06 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

Yes you can put a background and make a whole webpage in email. I dont know what you are using so.. it depends on the program.

You do now that alot of isps will tos these off to spam, and alot of email programs wont allow them to open because of the risk of embedding viruses in html or .eml is very high?

Karen

**davidundalicia** · 01-09-2009, 07:39 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

Thats the first time that Pictures have been mentioned.

My reply was simply directed at html text links and Karen has a VERY GOOD point.................

**auntiebebs** · 01-11-2009, 02:33 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

thanks guys.
these emails are sent out to all opt ins.
can you please show me some scripts to put in pictures on the email text or something like that.
thanks again.

**Karen Mac** · 01-11-2009, 08:37 PM

Re: How to redirect emails to open up the newsletter page instead

Umm.. there are no scripts.. you make it your self if your email client allows you can just drop in pics like on a web page.

Like outlook.. incredimail, yahoo mail.. etc

Karen

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