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Marvin Pascual wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I don't know if the subject is right but what I need is your suggestion
> regarding on how I can include a "confirmation link" in a text format e-mail
> message.  This is the scenario:
>
> We will be sending a notification e-mail message to taxpayers.  When a
> taxpayer receives and read the message, he/she must make a reply to us (BIR)
> that he/she receives our e-mail notification.  In short, we need the
> taxpayer's confirmation message.
>
> Now, the problem goes like this.  By default, usually a person who receives
> an e-mail message will just click the REPLY button of his/her favorite MUA
> (and this is actually the case if we are subscribing a mailing list like
> this) to confirm or to make a reply to the previous e-mail message.  But in
> our case, it will be too messy if we will just be accepting an e-mail
> message wherein the subject starts something like "RE:".  Our operators will
> still need to open the e-mail message and read whatever the contents of that
> message.  If we are just expecting the taxpayers' confirmation that they
> were able to receives and read our e-mail notification, perhaps there should
> have a more decent way to do this and this is what I want to ask from you.
>
> In our template e-mail message, we want to include:
>
> For text format - a link that says something like "I received and read the
> BIR's e-mail notification".
> For HTML format - an "OK" button to confirm the message like "I received and
> read the BIR's e-mail notification".
>
> ...that when a taxpayer clicks the "link" (if it's a text format message) or
> the "button" (if it's HTML format), it automatically sends an e-mail to us
> with a different contents and subject already.  Probably, the subject will
> be changed something like "Confirmation blah blah blah" and the body of the
> message will be changed already.  This message/template is not visible from
> the taxpayers' MUA, it will just automatically sends it to us when he/she
> clicks the link or the button.
>
> Is it possible?  How can we include such feature in our e-mail notifications
> to the taxpayers so that they will not just click the REPLY button but
> instead, they will just click the "link" or the "button" that will be
> included in our template and sends their confirmations to us automatically.
>
> BTW, we will be using Postfix on Mandrake Linux 9.0 or at least Red Hat
> Linux 8.0.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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> MARVIN T. PASCUAL
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vitually yours,
jun

Ricardo P. Garin jr.
Information Security Solutions Group (ISSG)
3/F Wesolv Open Computing, Inc.
Fujitsu House
Tel.#: 893.71.55 loc. 1385 & 1383

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