tomch

We are able to get data from our other platforms.  As said before the POSTMAN test works fine but when we script from our server we receive the 403 error.  Are there any ports or firewall settings that we may not know about that need setting from our end?

No major number of requests are being sent.  We are trying to use an API to GET from our install.  We simply want to propagate a webpage with user information from Invision and one of our other platforms.  The GET works from POSTMAN in a test environment but not when we script it into the page.

I am having API issues.  When I access from PostMan (API testing software) it works fine however when making a request from the server we're using I get a 403 error from Cloudfront.

Is there a setting in my AdminCP that can unblock certain IP's or domains?

Any insight is appreciated.

Best regards,

Thank you! the <br> tag worked like  charm.

Agreed that the language string is replaced.  The problem is the formatting doesn't accommodate and enter key.  I would like it to display according to how I format the text in the language editor.

Marc, is there a way to force a carriage return line feed in the language string when editing string?  I have edited one of our response emails with a change in the default text, but when the email is received there is no formatting with EOL.  All the content is strung together in one long sentence.

I am formatting the script in a couple of emails that are generated when a user is enrolled.  Customization > Localization > Languages > Translate icon.

I found the script for the email wrapper.  Edited the script using the Enter key to denote EOL.  The email that is received removes the EOL and runs the entire script sequentially, removing the formatting.  

Is there a character code that I can enter to keep the EOL marker?  Am I in the correct location to edit the scripts?

Also, does the size of the default image background (our logo) impact its display size in the email?  our logo appears extremely large.  I would think resizing might help?

Regards,