FUSE supports a high level of email
customization for customers using its FUSE
Subscribe™ offering.
Confirmation Message
This is the message the subscriber
first receives when establishing a new
subscription via a FUSE instance. FUSE
supports the following parameters. When a
custom value is not provided, Default is used.
Field | Default |
---|---|
Subject Subject line of
the message. | FUSE Content Alert |
From Email Email address
of the message. | subscribedsearch[at]fusesearch.com |
From Name Name associated
with the
message. | FUSE |
HTML Body of the
message
in HTML. | see Default Confirmation
Email below |
Text Body of the
message
in text-only (to support
certain email certain
email
readers). | see Default Confirmation
Email below |
Link URL Rare. Allows for
specification of absolute
URLs
when relative ones are
provided by your
data.* | URL specified by the content
source |
*Normally, relative URLs are safe to
use when interacting with a link on a website (e.g.
/resources/applying-for-admission).
When interacting with that same link in an
email, however, absolute URLs are required (e.g.
https://www.yourdomain.xyz/resources/applying-for-admission). Google 'relative
vs absolute
urls' for more details.
Default Confirmation Email
HTML
<h2>Hello from FUSE!</h2> <p>We'll email you when new content is available that matches the following parameter(s) you've specified to be alerted about:</p> <ul>{filters}</ul> <p>Go <a href="{link}">here</a> to load all search results with your parameter(s) applied.</p> <p>At your request, this message is sent when new content is available. To unsubscribe from this specific content alert, go here: <a href="{unsub_link}">{unsub_link}</a></p>
Text
Hello from FUSE! We'll email you when new content is available that matches the following parameter(s) you've specified to be alerted about: {filters} Go to {link} to load all search results with your parameter(s) applied. At your request, this message is sent when new content is available. To unsubscribe from this specific content alert, go here: {unsub_link}
Content Alert Message
This is the message the subscriber
receives when there's new content in the
index that matches their specifications.
FUSE
supports the following parameters. When a
custom value is not provided, Default is used.
Field | Default |
---|---|
Subject Subject line of
the message. | FUSE Content Alert |
From Email Email address of
the message. | subscribedsearch[at]fusesearch.com |
From Name Name associated
with the
message. | FUSE |
HTML Body of the
message in HTML. | see Default Content Alert Email below |
Text Body of the
message in text-only (to
support certain email
certain email
readers). | see Default Content Alert Email below |
Link URL Rare. Allows for
specification of absolute
URLs when relative ones
are provided by your
data.* | URL specified by the content
source |
Subscription
URL Rare. Used when
the original web address of the
FUSE instance
changes.** | Original web address of FUSE instance |
*Normally, relative URLs are safe to
use when interacting with a link on a website (e.g.
/resources/applying-for-admission).
When interacting with that same link in an
email, however, absolute URLs are required (e.g. https://www.yourdomain.xyz/resources/applying-for-admission). Google 'relative
vs absolute
urls' for more details.
**Consider this scenario: day one, you host your FUSE instance running FUSE Subscribe™ at https://www.yourdomain.xyz/site-explorer and many users create subscriptions over the coming months. Fast forward some time later and you decide to move your FUSE instance to https://www.yourdomain.xyz/resource-locator instead. Setting the Subscription URL ensures all of your previous subscribers under the former address continue to be supported.
Default Content Alert Email
HTML
<h2>Hello from FUSE!</h2> <p>New content is available that matches the following parameter(s) you've specified to be alerted about:</p> <ul>{filters}</ul> <p>Here's a sampling:</p> <ul>{items}</ul> <p>Go <a href="{link}">here</a> to load all search results with your parameter(s) applied.</p> <p>At your request, this message is sent when new content is available. To unsubscribe from this specific content alert, go here: <a href="{unsub_link}">{unsub_link}</a></p>
Text
Hello from FUSE! New content is available that matches the following parameter(s) you've specified to be alerted about: {filters} Here's a sampling: {items} Go to {link} to load all search results with your parameter(s) applied. At your request, this message is sent when new content is available. To unsubscribe from this specific content alert, go here: {unsub_link}
HTML Formatting
When providing FUSE with custom HTML for your messages, keep in mind two 'rules:'
1) As with most email marketing software, only inline styles are supported. E.g. <div style="background-color: #097f9e; max-width: 700px;"> in contrast to a <head>-based <style> declaration.
2) Only code between <body> tags is supported. As such, no <head> elements, JavaScript, or similar. Sending FUSE tested "in-between the <body> tags" code is best.