Pre-defining recipients in the URL

Usage

A number of URL query parameters can be used to pre-define certain elements of a new transfer. These query parameters are used for the /upload URL path of your Cryptshare Server URL, e.g: https://my.cryptshare.server/upload?to=john.doe%40cryptshare.com. Note that all query parameter values need to be URI encoded.

The URL for pre-defining of recipients has changed with Cryptshare 4.10.0.

Old: https://my.cryptshare.server/Upload1?to=john.doe%40cryptshare.com

New: https://my.cryptshare.server/Upload1?to=john.doe%40cryptshare.com

The old URL is still working, but will be removed with future release.

Hint for URL creation

Please note, that there should be no digits directly behind the query parameter character ?.

Wrong: https://my.cryptshare.server/upload?3&to=john.doe%40cryptshare.com

Correct: https://my.cryptshare.server/upload?to=john.doe%40cryptshare.com

Supported URL query parameters

Parameter Name Description Note

from

Sender of transfer

Can only be specified once. If the sender has not yet been verified, it will be redirected to the verification page.

to

List of "To" recipients for the transfer.

Can be specified multiple times in order to add multiple recipients.

cc

List of "Cc" recipients for the transfer.

bcc

List of "Bcc" recipients for the transfer.

notificationSubject

Subject of the recipient notification

If the Policy does not allow usage of a custom notification subject, this parameter will be ignored.

Example 1

If we want to pre-define the "To" value with the email addresses "john.doe@cryptshare.com" and "jane.doe@cryptshare.com":

https://my.cryptshare.server/upload?to=john.doe%40cryptshare.com&to=jane.doe%40cryptshare.com

Example 2

If we want to pre-define the "To" value with the email address "john.doe@cryptshare.com", the "Bcc" value to "jane.doe@cryptshare.com" as well as the subject "Lorem + ipsum!":

https://my.cryptshare.server/upload?to=john.doe%40cryptshare.com&bcc=jane.doe%40cryptshare.com&notificationSubject=Lorem%20%2B%20ipsum!

Example 3

If we want to pre-define the sender mail address to "john.doe@http://cryptshare.com/[cryptshare.com]", the "To" value with the mail address "jane.doe@http://cryptshare.com/[cryptshare.com]", as well as the subject "Lorem + ipsum!":

https://my.cryptshare.server/upload?from=john.doe%40cryptshare.com&to=jane.doe%40cryptshare.com&notificationSubject=Lorem%20%2B%20ipsum!