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4 years 7 months ago - 4 years 7 months ago #128125
by Jill Clarke
links in the Renewal emails was created by Jill Clarke
All of the links get stripped in the Renewal emails.
just comes out as
Is it a setting I have missed?
any help much appreciated.
Jilll
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https://thewebsite.org.au/renew
just comes out as
Code:
/renew
Is it a setting I have missed?
any help much appreciated.
Jilll
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4 years 7 months ago #128162
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
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Hello
There is a setting in the editor allows you to change the behavior. For example, if you use Tiny MCE, just edit the editor plugin, there is a setting called Link Type.
Set it to Absolute (default is relative). Then edit the message, insert the link again and it will be fine
Tuan
There is a setting in the editor allows you to change the behavior. For example, if you use Tiny MCE, just edit the editor plugin, there is a setting called Link Type.
Set it to Absolute (default is relative). Then edit the message, insert the link again and it will be fine
Tuan
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4 years 7 months ago #128200
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Thanks Tuan,
I am using JCE - It does not recommend Absolute, and if I change it for the whole site I will have to check every link on a large site.
Is there not a way to force absolute in all outgoing email definitions? They will always need to be absolute out in an email.
Any other solutions? I tried putting the URL in quotes, but that did not work.
- Jill
I am using JCE - It does not recommend Absolute, and if I change it for the whole site I will have to check every link on a large site.
Is there not a way to force absolute in all outgoing email definitions? They will always need to be absolute out in an email.
Any other solutions? I tried putting the URL in quotes, but that did not work.
- Jill
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4 years 7 months ago #128201
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
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Hi Jill
We have no other solutions, sorry. Maybe you can:
- Create a separate JCE profile which sets that setting to Absolute URL
- Create a separate super admin account and configure it to use that JCE profile
Then use that separate super admin account to edit the messages. That could be used as a workaround for now
Regards,
Tuan
We have no other solutions, sorry. Maybe you can:
- Create a separate JCE profile which sets that setting to Absolute URL
- Create a separate super admin account and configure it to use that JCE profile
Then use that separate super admin account to edit the messages. That could be used as a workaround for now
Regards,
Tuan
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4 years 7 months ago #128202
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Thank you for those ideas!
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4 years 7 months ago - 4 years 7 months ago #128203
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Sorry for the intromission, but I think you could also activate (at least temporarily) CodeMirror - it should be default plugin in Joomla -, through which you can edit directly the code of all content inside Joomla with absolute freedom.
CodeMirror doesn't modify anything in the original code (in article, module, and every part in which there is content to edit, like Membership Pro Email & Messages), even if there are errors, like not closed tag, and so on.
Personally I prefer it in large website 'cause if you have modules/articles that calls for plugin or have other piece of code (like Membership Pro syntax or other component syntax) the risk is that in saving you can loose that piece.
(to tranform HTML <-> text in long content, it's useful this: html-cleaner.com/ )
Hope this helped.
CodeMirror doesn't modify anything in the original code (in article, module, and every part in which there is content to edit, like Membership Pro Email & Messages), even if there are errors, like not closed tag, and so on.
Personally I prefer it in large website 'cause if you have modules/articles that calls for plugin or have other piece of code (like Membership Pro syntax or other component syntax) the risk is that in saving you can loose that piece.
(to tranform HTML <-> text in long content, it's useful this: html-cleaner.com/ )
Hope this helped.
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