How do I configure link in email content?
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RE: How do I configure link in email content?
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Added by Felix Schäfer almost 13 years ago
Set the host name and path and the protocol correctly in the RedmineSettings.
RE: How do I configure link in email content?
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Added by Charles So almost 13 years ago
Felix Schäfer wrote:
Set the host name and path and the protocol correctly in the RedmineSettings.
It is already set to the right value. The link in the email footer is shown correclty.
Please see attachment.
RE: How do I configure link in email content?
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Added by Felix Schäfer almost 13 years ago
Charles So wrote:
It is already set to the right value. The link in the email footer is shown correclty.
Please see attachment.
Not the link in the footer field in the email notifications settings, the "host name and path" and "protocol" fields in the "general" tab in the "settings" in the "administration".
Oh, and you might also want to click on the wiki link I gave you in my first response, it points exactly to the help regarding those two fields.
RE: How do I configure link in email content?
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Added by Charles So almost 13 years ago
Felix Schäfer wrote:
Charles So wrote:
It is already set to the right value. The link in the email footer is shown correclty.
Please see attachment.
Not the link in the footer field in the email notifications settings, the "host name and path" and "protocol" fields in the "general" tab in the "settings" in the "administration".
Oh, and you might also want to click on the wiki link I gave you in my first response, it points exactly to the help regarding those two fields.
Thanks Felix.
Yes, it is set in exactly the same location you mentioned.
Result is:
1) link pointing to issue in email is broken
2) link point to the notification system is the right URL, and it works.
I've captured both the email content and the setting page in an attachment. Kindly advise again.
RE: How do I configure link in email content?
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Added by Felix Schäfer almost 13 years ago
Charles So wrote:
Yes, it is set in exactly the same location you mentioned.
Result is:
1) link pointing to issue in email is broken
2) link point to the notification system is the right URL, and it works.
This can't be. 2) comes from Administration > Settings > Email Notifications > Emails footer, 1) comes from Administration > Settings > Email Notifications > Host name and path and Protocol, if the link to issues is broken, the later ("Host name and path" and "Protocol") is broken (or your install is broken…). Make sure you have only the hostname and path without the protocol in "Host name and path".
I've captured both the email content and the setting page in an attachment. Kindly advise again.
I can't read pxm files, sorry.
RE: How do I configure link in email content?
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Added by Charles So almost 13 years ago
Felix Schäfer wrote:
Charles So wrote:
Yes, it is set in exactly the same location you mentioned.
Result is:
1) link pointing to issue in email is broken
2) link point to the notification system is the right URL, and it works.This can't be. 2) comes from Administration > Settings > Email Notifications > Emails footer, 1) comes from Administration > Settings > Email Notifications > Host name and path and Protocol, if the link to issues is broken, the later ("Host name and path" and "Protocol") is broken (or your install is broken…). Make sure you have only the hostname and path without the protocol in "Host name and path".
I've captured both the email content and the setting page in an attachment. Kindly advise again.
I can't read pxm files, sorry.
Felix you hero!!!
I had the protocol at the front of the value in "Host name and path", and that's why it is broken!
Removed it, and it works!
thanks!