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Is there a way to do this to incoming emails?
To issue a warning to users this is from an external email address and displaying the sender's email address.
In O365, exchange admin portal allows the creation of disclaimer but there is no option to enter the sender's email.
I have an example in the link below from a client's
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i added this as a new rule in Office 365
[EXTERNAL EMAIL] DO NOT CLICK links or attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.
No way to put in the sender's email though
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Shopify Plus has a feature called Multipass (https://shopify.dev/api/multipass) that's meant for store owners who have a separate website and a Shopify store. It redirects users from the website to the Shopify store and seamlessly logs them in with the same email address they used to sign up for the original website.
Does anyone know if WooCommerce, BigCommerce or Magento have a similar feature?
BigCommerce has very similar functionality to allow this using the Customer Login API that uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) to allow a customer to be logged in without requiring them to re-enter their credentials. There are a number of use-cases where this is useful, including the one you describe.
https://developer.bigcommerce.com/api-docs/storefront/customer-login-api
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I want to create trial account for MS Dynamics COMMON DATA SERVICE (CDS 2.0)?
If so, can anybody please provide link where I can create account or provide steps if I need to configure anything for that?
Do all this in In-Private/Incognito browser sessions to avoid work account Single Sign On/default cred signins.
Create a E2 trial by signing up (don’t login with employer/partner/personal email, only signup). This will give you .onmicrosoft.com domain & E2 license by default. You can tailor the instance for any Sales, Service, Marketing modules or leave it.
Then login to Admin, create a new environment & database. It will create default solution & few OOB entities (+ test data). This is what CDS2.0 in other words Dynamics 365 CRM v9.
Then login to PowerApps, switch to Model-driven from Canvas in left bottom corner. You will see all the entities, then you can customize there itself or click Advanced to go to regular CRM solution area.
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What is the best practice for sending emails from MVC based platform ?
Should I rather send emails from controller or model ? What is the best practice ?
One opinion is that model should send emails, just to keep controller slimest possible, other opinion is that controller should send emails, because model shouldn't have access to services.
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I'd be hard pressed to find a situation where it made more sense to send an email from the Model...
Without knowing the specifics of your architecture, I'd wager that the Controller should be the one to send emails, for two reasons:
As you mentioned, the model shouldn't have access to services
The email is most likely being sent as a result of some user interaction, which puts it squarely in the domain of the Controller.
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I would like to implement a "guided" photo browsing. That is, when one web-site visitor chooses to be in the guided mode and another to be a guide, the former sees photos chosen by the latter.
This is similar to what Google Drive simultaneous editing looks like, when one user sees changes by another user in real time. So I was wondering if I could just use the same technology. Does anyone know how it is implemented? Also any comments on whether it would be suitable for me would be appreciated.
You can use a real time socket messaging like https://www.pubnub.com/
The user that wants to see the photos will subscribe to a channel where the messages will be sent. The message gets to the user immediately.
The application will read the message in JSON format. You can include the photo name/title as well as the URL. You will process the message and load the image.
Here is an example of how they implemented a stream of Hacker News articles:
https://www.pubnub.com/developers/data-streams/hacker-news-articles
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I have a doubt, before asking here I searched a lot but did not get the correct answer. My doubt is what is the difference between Google checkout and Google shopping.?
Google Shopping[1] is a search engine for products - it lets you search for a product and then compare prices across different retailers etc.
Google Checkout/Wallet[2] is a payment services provider, somewhat like PayPal or Stripe. Most popular use is probably for buying things from the google play store. It's been renamed to Google Wallet[3], and can no longer be used for accepting payments for physical goods.
1: http://www.google.com/shopping
2: http://www.google.com/wallet/
3: https://support.google.com/checkout/sell/answer/3080449
Wallet/Checkout allows a user to do the shopping (login/pay) while the Shopping API is more about managing the shop (see: https://developers.google.com/shopping-search/v1/getting_started).