Kentico - automatic e-mail confirmation - Event Booking system - events

I'm using the Event Booking system in Kentico 8 to manage the registration of my events. Once the visitors register, they receive an automatic e-mail confirmation that is configured in "E-mail template".
I would like to know if it is possible to send different automatic e-mail confirmation regarding the page of registration.
So if a visitor register on a page A, he will receive an e-mail A. If a visitor register on a page B, he will receive an e-mail B.

a) You can customize your Event invitation template depending on current page. Go to Email templates > Site (global) > edit Booking system - Event invitation template and make your template depending on your document name (or id or whatever). Something like:
{% if (CurrentPageInfo.DocumentName == "FirstPage") {"Here is my first email body"} %}
{% if (CurrentPageInfo.DocumentName == "SecondPage") {"Here is my second email body"} %}
b) You can customize E-mail provider

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I'm using Stripe's Payment Intents API (via a Payment Element) to accept payments on a site and automatically send email receipts on successful payment. I now need to send the product (a digital code) to the user inside of the receipt email, but the closest solution I've found to do this is using the description parameter of the Payment Intent object.
Unfortunately, Stripe displays the description as part of the order summary with a redundant item price right next to it:
This doesn't does look the best and I'd prefer to be able to pass in a separate section of the email, such as above the order summary.
Is there a more natural way this can be done with Stripe's email receipts?
When passing custom data to Stripe email receipt, the solution you found (e.g. to pass that data via the description parameter) is the only option on the automatic email receipts. Alternatively, you can listen to payment_intent.succeeded webhook event and handle emails from your end.

Mail chimp unsubscribes directly without confirmation page

I have the email marketing setup for the newsletter with mailchimp. When the subscribers get the email there is a standard static footer added by mailchimp automatically.
This has an unsubscribe link which directly unsubscribed the users without asking for confirmation email step.
I would like to have another step to confirm with user as this happens even with a forwarded email it removes the user from the subscription.
There is a way around for this, remove the |UNSUB| merge tag from your email footer and add custom Unsubscribe Form URL.
You can get your custom Unsubscribe Form URL, from the List you want it for.
Choose the list -> Signup Forms -> Form Builder -> Unsubscribe Form (choose this from Forms and Response emails drop down)
This will ask users to provide their email address to unsubscribe from the list.
Edit: This have a disadvantage of asking user email again and confirming the same, I will also suggest to remove |UNSUB| and use |UPDATE_PROFILE| (which have unsubscribe option with updating preference, user may change their mind)
Hope this will help.

In Dynamics 365, how to customize the email page to add custom image based on email recipient?

We have an enterprise web api that generates a custom coupon barcode for based on customer id or email.
The Dynamics 365 email activity can send out rich emails; we want to insert custom barcode image into the email.
I have already added a button to this ribbon of this page so that it call open a popup window that can execute my javascript.
But I need to get the email address of the recipient in the "To" field of the email. How do I get this field?
When you are opening the popup, you can send the contact detail in param. Or you can read the parent form fields like discussed here based on your implementation.
Either way, you have to get the activity party list from To field & again you have to make a service call to pull email address. Because only Id & Display Name will be readily available in party list or lookup. Everything else has to be retrieved from server.

Customer not receiving the place order and form submission mail with details (Magento)

I'm trying to configure email in my magento website. My website is https://tumree.com. I just enabled contacts in system->configuration.
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In store email adress, In Custom email 2, sender name: Tumree admin and sender email:admin#tumree.com
When I'm trying to fill out the forms and submit, the msg "Form is submitted successfully". The account admin#tumree.com receives the email with customer name,email,number,comment.
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Magento - How to send an email with a custom template?

I've installed a gateway module which works through a site-wide based payment, I mean, the customer pay the order inside the store. I know all payment statuses for any transaction, for example, 0 = "Order received", 1 = "Checking payment", 2 = "Authorized" and others. I would like to send an email to the customer (with Bcc to store administrator) to notice that the payment hasn't been authorized. Can I create a custom email template from admin dashboard and send an email using that new custom template? I would like also to put a link on the message which allows the customer trying make a payment again.
Any lights??
Answer to the first question: It's not possible to do in admin panel only. In admin panel you can only translate already existing email templates.
Answer to the second question: dig into code, for example, take a look at the Mage_Sales_Model_Order::sendNewOrderEmail() method, and then come back if you have some concrete questions.
P. S. it's always a good idea to include "what have I already tried" section to your questions.

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