Kentico Xperience 13 documentation and ASP.NET Core

Most documentation about running Xperience applications under ASP.NET Core can be found in a dedicated section: Developing Xperience applications using ASP.NET Core. The rest of the documentation still applies, but some code samples and scenarios might need slight modifications for Core projects.

All major differences between the MVC 5 and Core platforms are summarized in Migrating to ASP.NET Core.

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Settings - Email marketing

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You can access these settings in the Settings application under the On-line marketing -> Email marketing category.

General

Unsubscription page URL

Sets the relative URL path on your live site where users can unsubscribe from email feeds. The value of this setting is inherited by individual email feeds if their Unsubscription page URL property is not set.

The specified URL needs to handles unsubscription requests.

Example: ~/Newsletter/Unsubscribe

Double opt-in approval page URL

Sets the relative URL path on your live site where users can confirm their subscription to an email feed with double opt-in enabled. The value of this setting is inherited by individual email feeds if their Approval page URL property is not set.

The specified URL needs to handle subscription confirmation requests.

Example: ~/Newsletter/ConfirmSubscription

Double opt‑in interval

Sets the length (in hours) of the time interval during which users will be allowed to confirm their subscription to an email feed that uses double opt‑in. If a user does not activate their subscription within the specified number of hours, the link in their confirmation email expires and becomes invalid.

Generate marketing emails if emails are disabled

If enabled, marketing emails are generated and saved into the Email queue even if sending of emails is disabled in Settings -> System -> Emails.

Bounced emails

Monitor bounced emails

Indicates if bounced emails should be tracked for marketing email recipients. Bounced emails are received whenever there is a problem with the delivery of a marketing email to a contact.

Bounced email address

Sets the address to which bounced emails are sent when the delivery of a marketing email to a recipient fails. If set, this address is used in the From field of marketing emails.

Bounced email limit

Sets the amount of bounced emails that can be counted for a recipient before the system blocks them from receiving further emails. This limit is set for all email feeds under the selected site.

If 0 is entered, recipients will never be blocked automatically, but their bounced email count will still be tracked and displayed in the Email marketing application.

Block recipients globally

If enabled, bounces will be added to all recipients that have the same email address. This is applied across all sites in the system.

Note: this setting does not ensure consistency between the bounce counts of all recipients with a shared email address, only that new bounces will be added to all of them.

This field is only available when defining global settings, i.e. when the (global) option is selected from the Site drop-down list.

POP3 settings

Server name

Sets the address of the mail server where the bounced emails are stored. POP3 is used to check the server and monitor bounced emails.

Server port

Specifies the number of the port used to connect to the mail server.

User name

Sets the user name used for authentication against the mail server.

Password

Sets the password used for authentication against the mail server.

Use SSL

Indicates whether the connection to the mail server should be secured using SSL.

Authentication method

Allows the selection of the authentication method used for the connection to the mail server. Options include basic user name and password authentication and several challenge‑response mechanisms.

The Auto option uses APOP if the server supports it and plain text user name and password authentication otherwise.

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