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I would like to make LazyApproval even lazier.
In my task emails I want to create two buttons "Approve" and "Reject". When a user gets the email it is a one step process to approve or reject the task instead of clicking reply and then adding in the text that hopefully matches the outcome.
To create these two buttons I need the LazyApproval GUID that is appended to the subject. In the picture below it is the [#EEEPPHCQPHCFPHC#] text.
Any ideas of how to get this variable?
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Mike,
I think this may be the answer to your quest of making it even lazier. Announcing: Nintex Add-in for Outlook
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I am also wanting to add a lazy Approve/Reject button but our version of Outlook is older and does not work with the Outlook Add-In. Going back to the original question, is there a way to reference the LazyApproval id ([#EEEPPHCQPHCFPHC#] in the example above) when building a "mailto:" in the approval email?
We don't want to use Nintex Add-in. How can we insert in email link like mailto:, which reply to message, clear all text and put one word in the body?
Or how can we get LazyApproval id ([#EEEPPHCQPHCFPHC#] ?
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Has anyone successfully created Accept and Reject buttons? I am trying to do this as well.
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