On Friday 20 April 2007 16:45, Alan Dayley wrote:
> The web page with the link would include the voter's browser user agent
> string and IP address in the voting email. Then filter the votes to
> count each user agent and IP address only once.
Why the browser user agent string?
If I have firefox and IE installed on one machine, could I vote twice, once
from each browser?
Let me see if I understand the concept -
Email is sent with a link to an html page. The link could be of the form:
http://some.web.server/form.jsp?vote=no
The page then captures the vote = no, and displays a thank you page.
How can I get the email recipient's email address in the query string? For
example:
http://some.web.server/form.jsp?vote=no&email=member@yahoo.com
Mailman doesn't have a mail merge function that I know of, so I can't embed it
when I send the email.
Thanks!
Mark
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