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How check our email has been read in webmail using PHP

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问题 Is there anyway we can track our email has been read or not using php. If i am sending mails to 10 persons i need to know how many people has read the email and their email address. Is there a way to do this Thanks in advance 回答1: You can use image bugs aka tracking pixels (because they are usually invisible 1x1 images). Don't expect this to be 100% reliable, since there's a chance that because of that email clients will flag your emails as spam. Some clients just won't request images at all.

How do I get a Twitter username based on an email address?

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Is there an API (probably provided by Twitter but not necessarily) that will give me the Twitter username for each email address I give it? Official response from Twitter on this issue is here - http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=353 "This API method is offered in a closed beta at this time, and we are not accepting new partners. However, we're working on the long-term strategy for this method and will keep you in mind when we decide to open it up again. I am sorry for the inconvenience this may cause in the meantime, and please let me know if you have any other questions."

Tracking email opens in Google Analytics

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问题 We have tracking in our emails to track clicks back to our site through Google Analytics. But is there a way to track opens? I would imagine I have to add a google tracking image to the email somewhere. Possibly javascript too? 回答1: As others have pointed out, you can't use Javascript in email. The actual tracking is done by a request for __utm.gif though and the Javascript just constructs the GET parameters. Google supports non-Javascript uses of Google Analytics per their Mobile web docs:

How do I get a Twitter username based on an email address?

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问题 Is there an API (probably provided by Twitter but not necessarily) that will give me the Twitter username for each email address I give it? 回答1: Official response from Twitter on this issue is here - http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=353 "This API method is offered in a closed beta at this time, and we are not accepting new partners. However, we're working on the long-term strategy for this method and will keep you in mind when we decide to open it up again. I am sorry for

Tracking email opens in Google Analytics

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We have tracking in our emails to track clicks back to our site through Google Analytics. But is there a way to track opens? I would imagine I have to add a google tracking image to the email somewhere. Possibly javascript too? As others have pointed out, you can't use Javascript in email. The actual tracking is done by a request for __utm.gif though and the Javascript just constructs the GET parameters. Google supports non-Javascript uses of Google Analytics per their Mobile web docs: http://code.google.com/mobile/analytics/docs/web/ They document the full list of parameters , but the only

How does Litmus track their email analytics?

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So, 'Litmus', a web app for testing emails and webpages across browsers and email clients, has a proprietary method that they claim is able to track not just opens, clicks, browsers, etc (standard with an embedded image and pass-through link tracking.) What's unique is they claim that they are able to track what actions the end user took, how long the end user read it for, and if they deleted or forwarded the email. They claim they do this without JavaScript, and purely using embedded images. They claim that the method works across most major email clients. What could they be doing to track

How does Litmus track their email analytics?

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问题 So, 'Litmus', a web app for testing emails and webpages across browsers and email clients, has a proprietary method that they claim is able to track not just opens, clicks, browsers, etc (standard with an embedded image and pass-through link tracking.) What's unique is they claim that they are able to track what actions the end user took, how long the end user read it for, and if they deleted or forwarded the email. They claim they do this without JavaScript, and purely using embedded images.