NOTE: You need to be comfortable with both the API and automated message rules in order to use transactional messages.
Earlier in this month, Brad wrote a blog post on getting started with transactional emails in Bronto. Today I would like to follow up on that post and discuss the process for setting up transactional messages [...]
We have added in a small feature you may not know about in Bronto called Success Tags. Success tags are used in the Webform that’s displayed to contacts when they successfully submit a different Webform. This tag displays the text added in the Success Message text box on the Form Settings page for [...]
When sending out a message in Bronto, the application requires entering a from name and from address. This has been standard practice since email started. Some situations may require different from names and from addresses depending on who the message needs to come from. Recently, we introduced a way for you to use special tags, field [...]
In addition to the stock email templates available, clients also have the ability to upload custom email templates for use in Bronto email messages. We offer a custom template creation and coding service here at Bronto, but some savvy HTML coders may choose to create and upload their own template designs. I would like to take [...]
As a follow up to the blog post on Creating New Webforms, I would like to show you some advanced ways to implement the webforms you create in Bronto. Two ways you can use your webforms are to link directly to the form in an email, or to embed it directly on to your web [...]
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