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C# String Token Replacer
Imagine this classic text where you need to replace tokens with some values: Welcome {{user}}. Click on this link to confirm your subscription: {{url}}. Tokens encapsulated in double brackets {{token}} are commonly used to mark tokens to be replaced with … Continue reading
Posted in .net, c#, General .NET
Tagged Email, Extension Methods, SparkPost, String, Token
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Using Notepad++ to mask email address for GDPR reasons
With the new GDPR rules enforced in Europe, shipping log files containing personal information (including email addresses) to 3rd parties are a no-go. Unless you have a signed controller/processor agreement of course, which no one has, as this gives them legal … Continue reading
Send email via SparkPost and C#
SparkPost is yet another email service. It is easy to work with, seems robust, and it will be fairly easy on your client’s budget, as you get 100.000 emails per month for free (as per jan 2017). A SparkPost email … Continue reading
Sitecore allow email adress as user name
If you try to create a new user in Sitecore with an email address as account name you will be met with a validation error: “user name is not valid in the selected domain.” But do not worry, it’s not … Continue reading
Posted in c#, Sitecore 6, Sitecore 7
Tagged Account, AccountNameValidation, Email, Sitecore and .net, User
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