A web version of the email
Another way to "deliver" the perfectly displayed email to your customer is to share a link to the web version. A web version is a version of an email message that the user can view as a web page in a browser if it doesn't display correctly in email services.
<a> tag. The example of the code is like this:<a href="{webversion}" title="Web version of the email" name="web_version">View in a browser</a>
As you can see, it's easy to make a link yourself. But if you suddenly forget the name of a variable or the attributes of a tag, and you do not want to deal with the documentation - use one of the following ways.
Go to the template editor. Place the cursor where you want to add the link. In the toolbar, click the icon for inserting links:
In the window that comes up, configure the link:
<a href="{webversion}" title="Web version of the email" name="web_version">View in a browser</a>
The web version is displayed in the profile history.
The platform administrator should change the account settings, i.e., activate the "Enable email web versions" field. After that, links to view the web version of the sent message appear in the profile history.
The default storage period for the web version of an email is 30 days. The storage period can be changed by the platform administrator in the account settings.
No, if the link is not attached, the web version is not saved.
The web version is formed for sent messages. The preview is available for other events related to the message - delivery, opening, clicking, reading.
API content is transferred via API request. Altcraft Platform does not save parameters transferred in API requests and does not substitute profile fields when previewing the message. To see how the sent message looks like, you need to add a link to the web version of the message. Later you'll be able to view web versions of sent emails in your profile history.
No, but you can see the dynamic content in the web version of the email.
Nowadays, marketers rarely add a link to the web version, because newsletters in most cases are displayed correctly in emails. If a link is added, it is for the email to be more conveniently shared in messengers, social networks, etc.