I am looking at validating an email, and when the email is delivered, I need the link to start a service and pass data via a link of some kind.
Is this possible ?
I am looking at validating an email, and when the email is delivered, I need the link to start a service and pass data via a link of some kind.
Is this possible ?
The link will be delivered via email to the user. So the user clicks the link in the email, and it updates the collection.
The service itself is working on updating the database by request PUT, but you can pass parameters with GET method to the page, then read them and pass to the database.
Here is a good example of GET parameters: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/90...
For example, to pass parameter 'q' on page home.html the link will takes the form:
prehome.html?q=test/pre
Where would the main URL point to thou ? And how would that invoke a service, with data passed within the url? I can do this in PHP, but not JS or HTML5 ?
It's up to your service - there should be the specific URL where do you want to send it, to form links and send e-mails. You can call this service on load event, for example, after processing the data.