[TYPO3-english] Fesuer_register - registration with confirmation e-mail works not for some users

[Ecsedi Adrienn]

Hi Loek!

The square brackets are fine, there were no problem with them, and no link
breaks happend to me (nor the users). The real problem is in the mail
clients, where they render the link wrongly.

With these < > the links in the system seem like this:
<http://www.my_domain.hu/hu/regisztracio.html?tx_srfeuserregister_pi1%5BregHash%5D=4da8c9feeb08a3d285e1>;
And this "<" is not in the link, however, this ">" is in the link, and
that is why when they clicked on the text, the got the empty registration
form back.

And this happens because the mail clients doesn't know how to use these "<
>" correctly, as far as I can see this.

The website url is also in the mail, and that has the same problem too:
This is what the mail system does with the link:
<www.mydomain.com>; (This is in the mail code: <www.mydomain.com>)


So that is why I removed these <> from the templates. The good thing is
every people (around 50) could registrate smoothly on the site. :)

Lots of thanks for everybodys answers.


Adrienn




> Date: Sun, 26 Apr 2009 13:02:25 +0200
> From: Loek Hilgersom <hilgersom at xs4all.nl>
> Subject: Re: [TYPO3-english] Fesuer_register - registration with
> 	confirmation e-mail works not for some users
> To: typo3-english at lists.netfielders.de
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> Hi Adrienn and others,
>
> Removing the < > around the link is not a good solution, I've done a few
> tests
> to check the result in different mail clients: without the < > the link
> breaks
> in even more clients.
>
> Best way to resolve it is to use the short url option in
> sr_feuser_register in
> combination with Realurl. Without realurl the link still contains the
> square
> brackets [ ], and even though it's remarkably shorter, it still breaks in
> several email clients.
>
> Once you have short urls and realurl enabled you better also remove the <
> >
> around the links from the template, as that will make it easier for people
> to
> cut and paste the link into the browser if necessary.
>
> Cheers,
> Loek
>