Hyperlink
SolvedHello everyone,
Here is my little problem.
I am trying to do email sending via Brevo,
I can send a test but I would like in the sent page that people
can click on a hyperlink like "here" to view my catalog in PDF and
it's this link that I can't create, thank you for your help
Louise
4 answers
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Thank you very much to you :)
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Moderator
Do you have a website for your activity? It’s the simplest solution: you upload the PDF file to your site and you provide the link (URL) to the file. Like the link above. For example, I have an old Free personal pages site where I can upload a file and then use a link such as: http://le.wiki.free.fr/RJTT.pdf
Then perhaps you have online accounts, cloud, Microsoft OneDrive, Office Online, Google Drive, Meta, ... In these environments you can upload a file and generate a link usable in your email.
Finally there are free sites where you can upload the file to offer it for download. But the link usually points first to the site (we don’t have a direct link) and the validity of the link may be limited (7 days, 14 days, ...).
For example on free ftp: https://transfert.free.fr/upload
available for 7 days: https://transfert.free.fr/OKNtQgv then use the download linkor our friend Malekal ftp https://pjjoint.malekal.com/
https://pjjoint.malekal.com/files.php?read=20260705_9q6r14b10y14
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Thank you very much Jee pee
The second solution is perfect you store it where the pdf, thank you have a good Sunday to you
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Moderator
Hello,
In principle you can attach the pdf to the email: https://help.brevo.com/hc/fr/articles/11098615382802-Ajouter-une-pi%C3%A8ce-jointe-%C3%A0-votre-campagne-email
If you want to include a link, the pdf must be stored somewhere on the internet to provide its link. For example: https://t-t-r-v.sportsregions.fr/document-download/12217.pdf
Which we can, if the sent email is in HTML format, associate with a mnemonic HERE
