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hi kris,
I've only briefly tested sending js to hotmail, and my experience is that they strip ALL js from emails. I gave them this:
They turned it into this:
I'm not sure where/if you can get each company's official stand on js in emails, but you could test sending an html-formatted email that tries to pop up an alert("hello world"
;, and see what happens...
-Jeff
I've only briefly tested sending js to hotmail, and my experience is that they strip ALL js from emails. I gave them this:
Code:
<html>
<body>
<script language="javascript">
alert("hello");
</script>
</body>
</html>They turned it into this:
Code:
<SCRIPT>
<!--
function Filtered()
{
return 0
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
<COMMENT language="javascript">
<!--
alert("hello");
// -->
</COMMENT>I'm not sure where/if you can get each company's official stand on js in emails, but you could test sending an html-formatted email that tries to pop up an alert("hello world"
;, and see what happens...-Jeff
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And don't forget about the different script blocking/detecting from various anti-virus software packages, too.
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