Hi guys,
I have a question about email placeholder tags usage.
On page https://doc.dynamicweb.com/documentation-9/marketing/tools/email-marketing is stated that an email placeholder tag can be used in mails used in email marketing.
We have a mail for account activation, which is: {{EmailMessaging:Message.DomainUrl}}?Username={{Email:User.UserName}}&PwToken={{Email:User.LoginToken}}&activate=true
When used this generates a very long URL which breaks the mail template layout.
I've tried to put css with word break settings but it didn't help
Preforably I would have a link with a shorter text 'Click here to activate your account' and the long url in the HREF.
On the documentation page is says: Email bodies (on pages) - including in links, for example <a href="/UserInfo.aspx?UserName={{Email:User.UserName}}">Click here to see your profile</a>
But when I put the placeholder tag within the href the link doesn't work anymore ...
When I use <a href="{{EmailMessaging:Message.DomainUrl}}?Username={{Email:User.UserName}}&PwToken={{Email:User.LoginToken}}&activate=true">Click here to activate your account</a> it seems to generate a correct url, but on click it goes to https://******.azurewebsites.net/{{EmailMessaging:Message.Domain}}?activate=true which results into a potentially dangerous request error
Is there another way to establish a Click here to activate your account link in email marketing?
