On my slide, after the user enter their email (e.g abc@gmail.com) . I want to send an email to their inbox (abc@gmail.com), with a random number already generated and a link to my course (if possible)
Back to the slide, the user will key in the random number that is shown in the email to access the course.
Wow, this sounds impressive! In Storyline 3, there is a trigger to send an email that generates the To: field in desktop email applications like Outlook, iMail, etc.
Sending an email with content would require specific coding. Coding is not my expertise, so I'm going to pass this to our Instructional Designers in the community! Don't hesitate to share what you create!
This is not really something I would do in storyline. The sending of the email and generation plus saving of the random number would be best done with a web page and database. I would also use the web page to manage the login.
i have break it....on the email text just need to add "+ your random password +"...it will show the random password on the email...that you send to the user....for them to key in the password on the slide
i have break it....on the email text just need to add "+ your random password +"...it will show the random password on the email...that you send to the user....for them to key in the password on the slide
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Hello Irven!
Wow, this sounds impressive! In Storyline 3, there is a trigger to send an email that generates the To: field in desktop email applications like Outlook, iMail, etc.
Sending an email with content would require specific coding. Coding is not my expertise, so I'm going to pass this to our Instructional Designers in the community! Don't hesitate to share what you create!
This is not really something I would do in storyline. The sending of the email and generation plus saving of the random number would be best done with a web page and database. I would also use the web page to manage the login.
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i have break it....on the email text just need to add "+ your random password +"...it will show the random password on the email...that you send to the user....for them to key in the password on the slide
how exactly do you do that from SL3?
var body_start="Here is your password "+ otp+", ";
otp is the passoward that has been generated
at the email body.....just do a "+ password+"
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