OK - we now have a working CloudMail solution that sends any number of emails with attachments (as URL links). 

 

I have two minor issues with it:

1/ Any images that we use on the HTML email (which are uploaded as attachment files, but not specific to each 'campaign') if we use as HREF links, don't work. If I check the message source the URL is there but it is prefixed and suffixed with a pile of coding which messes up the link. e.g. <a href=3D=E2=80=9Dhttp://momentumski.com/=E2=80=9D>. Any ideas what the E2=80=9D is all about?

2/ The attachment link, which is automatically uploaded prior to send the email opens in web browser. I would like to force this to download which I can do by changing the PDF file metadata to Content-Disposition:attachment on the AWS S3 file storage. I know that it is possible to assign this during the upload to the AWS server, but I don't know if the 360works CloudMail plug-in can manage it. Any ideas?

Many thanks - almost there ....

Anatole Beams 

Edited October 5, 20178 yr by Terrible Toll

This problem was fixed with an update for the CloudMail plug-in. Thanks 360works - it works!