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Trying to figure out how to build a download area with 100 potential landing pages.

Each landing page has a summary of the download material and signup form. Each landing page has one or more downloadable PDF's associated with it.

Upon filling in the form the visitor is sent an email with a link to the download file associated with that particular landing page.

How Can I create the email so it automatically includes the link with the downloadable file for each landing page?

We are using Dynamics 365 Portals and Marketing.

Any advice would be appreciated.

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    cloflyMao 25,202 on at
    RE: How to Build a subscribe to download form page with email response containing link to download.

    Hi Jayeson

    From your description, were you planning to let visitors see different download links on email content 

    which depends on the particular landing page form they submitted?

    If so, you could take my thought as reference:

    1. Create a custom Option set field which called DownloadSubscription to store title of different download contents

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    2.  Add a Option set field to Marketing Form and deploy it to Landing Page  

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    3. Add a JavaScript code to Landing Page, with the function:

    when visitor select one of download option in download option drop-down list, display download contents 

    on page to tell visitor what files download link would be sent to him.

    4. When visitor submitted form, a record will be created in database, Download Scription is also included.

    5. Add advanced logical processing to your email with download link.

    The format likes below:

    {{#if (eq contact.DownloadOption 'DownloadOption1')}}
    <a href="file1.pdf"></a> 
    {{else if (eq contact.DownloadOption 'DownloadOption2')}}
    <a href="file2.pdf"></a> <a href="file3.pdf"></a> {{/if}}

    You could read this article for detail usage of dynamic email contents:

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/marketing/dynamic-email-content#advanced-dynamic-content 

    Hope those would help.

    Regards

    Clofly

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