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hyperlinks get truncated

Last post 02-21-2008, 10:36 AM by Adam. 1 replies.


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02-20-2008, 5:49 PM 37206

ptik
Joined on 02-20-2008
Posts 2

hyperlinks get truncated

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I am using Cutesoft to send out a e-mails. Whenever I add a hyperlink it gets truncated in the e-mail. During the addition I go through the hyperlink dialogue box and then check it in the code too to see whether it has htt://www......included. I check in the preview too to see whether it is working. It is all fine till then and then in the e-mail it comes out all truncated. Example: <a href-"http://www.cnn.com/2008/politics"> will come as " /2008/politics". So basically the link cannot be accessed.

Please advise as to what is going wrong where.

Thanks,

Ptik

02-21-2008, 10:36 AM 37234 in reply to 37206

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

Re: hyperlinks get truncated

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Ptik,

Please set the Editor.URLType Property to Absolute.

Editor.URLType Property

Specify whether the URL should be converted to a site root relative path (/html/images/image1.gif) or an absolute path (http://www.mysite.com/images/image1.gif).

URLType Enumeration

Specify whether the URL should be converted to a site root relative path (/html/images/image1.gif) or an absolute path (http://www.mysite.com/images/image1.gif).

Members

Member Name	Description
Default	The URL is not converted.
SiteRelative	The URL is converted into a site root relative path. A site root relative path describes the location of the destination file by describing the route the browser must take from the Web site's root folder (top level in the folder structure). For example, a site root-relative path to an image may appear as: /html/images/image1.gif
Absolute	The URL is converted into an absolute path. An absolute path describes the physical location of a file on a machine or the exact location of a file on the Internet. An absolute path on your hard drive might appear as: An absolute path might appear as: http://www.mysite.com/images/image1.gif

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