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You would have to know the URL on the third party server to redirect to. And usually, you don't, because they are generated internally by some pre-processor.
by rorrr 14y ago
You would have to know the URL on the third party server to redirect to. And usually, you don't, because they are generated internally by some pre-processor.
- PeterisP 14y agoWhy can't you automagically redirect from mkt5371.evernote.com/anything to links.evernote.mkt5371.com/anything ? Better yet, simply point your DNS "passwordreset.evernote.com" to the same server.
- rorrr 14y agoBecause you don't know what that "/anything" is, only your mailing system does, and it converts links in your email template to these mkt5371-type links right before it sends out the email.
- PeterisP 14y agoWhy do I need to know anything at all about the link structure beyond the domains? If the user requests (from a link in the mail) "mkt5371.evernote.com/foo123", redirect to "links.evernote.mkt5371.com/foo123"; If they request "/bar456?id=asdask", redirect to the same query under the mailer's domain.