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“=” sign in href link showing =3D on client side
In Email, Image (img) Source (src) Tags are rewritten as relative links. How to fix?Contact form submit script - HTML email problemEmail Link Unable to open on outlookIs it safe to use protocol relative URL in email?Why is my Form POST taking me to a new page?Why is a number in my link text appearing as *************** (stars)?Images don't show in HTML emails?Make a radio button a link within an HTML email in gmailCall php function from emailMy google script is sending duplicate emails to recipients. I need it to only send one email
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When my HTML email is sent to a customer all of the "=" signs have "3D" added to them. Most of the email is fine with this change but there is a crucial link that includes a "=" but when "3D" is added it changes the variable and it does not work. How do I make sure links in the email that include "=" work?
We have a form that a user submits. Essentially an email is triggered from their submission and a unique url is generated (example https://www.sampledomain.com/page.html?v=UserSpecific_Code123). I have the html email setup but when it is sent the "=" in the url is changed to "=30" which messes up the destination. How do I make sure the "=" stays and goes to the right place?
href=3D"https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net=
/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo429099537=
3816553113
The href should just be https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo4290995373816553113
html-email
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
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When my HTML email is sent to a customer all of the "=" signs have "3D" added to them. Most of the email is fine with this change but there is a crucial link that includes a "=" but when "3D" is added it changes the variable and it does not work. How do I make sure links in the email that include "=" work?
We have a form that a user submits. Essentially an email is triggered from their submission and a unique url is generated (example https://www.sampledomain.com/page.html?v=UserSpecific_Code123). I have the html email setup but when it is sent the "=" in the url is changed to "=30" which messes up the destination. How do I make sure the "=" stays and goes to the right place?
href=3D"https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net=
/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo429099537=
3816553113
The href should just be https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo4290995373816553113
html-email
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
13aherbert13aherbert
11
It's an email encoding system called "quoted-printable", which allows non-ASCII characters to be represented as ASCII for email transportation. In quoted-printable, any non-standard email octets are represented as an = sign followed by two hex digits representing the octet's value. Of course, to represent a plain = in email, it needs to be represented using quoted-printable encoding too: 3D are the hex digits corresponding to ='s ASCII value (61). But how to fix it, im not sure :-(
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:43
Is it by any change an outlook the customer is opening on? What system triggers the email?
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:45
add a comment |
When my HTML email is sent to a customer all of the "=" signs have "3D" added to them. Most of the email is fine with this change but there is a crucial link that includes a "=" but when "3D" is added it changes the variable and it does not work. How do I make sure links in the email that include "=" work?
We have a form that a user submits. Essentially an email is triggered from their submission and a unique url is generated (example https://www.sampledomain.com/page.html?v=UserSpecific_Code123). I have the html email setup but when it is sent the "=" in the url is changed to "=30" which messes up the destination. How do I make sure the "=" stays and goes to the right place?
href=3D"https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net=
/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo429099537=
3816553113
The href should just be https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo4290995373816553113
html-email
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
13aherbert13aherbert
11
When my HTML email is sent to a customer all of the "=" signs have "3D" added to them. Most of the email is fine with this change but there is a crucial link that includes a "=" but when "3D" is added it changes the variable and it does not work. How do I make sure links in the email that include "=" work?
We have a form that a user submits. Essentially an email is triggered from their submission and a unique url is generated (example https://www.sampledomain.com/page.html?v=UserSpecific_Code123). I have the html email setup but when it is sent the "=" in the url is changed to "=30" which messes up the destination. How do I make sure the "=" stays and goes to the right place?
href=3D"https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net=
/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo429099537=
3816553113
The href should just be https://d1nomjv13ngyfe.cloudfront.net/VanquishPromo/vanquish_player.html?v=3DVideo_Sample_VanquishPromo4290995373816553113
html-email
html-email
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
13aherbert13aherbert
11
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
13aherbert13aherbert
11
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
13aherbert13aherbert
11
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
13aherbert13aherbert
11
asked Mar 23 at 0:55
13aherbert13aherbert
11
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It's an email encoding system called "quoted-printable", which allows non-ASCII characters to be represented as ASCII for email transportation. In quoted-printable, any non-standard email octets are represented as an = sign followed by two hex digits representing the octet's value. Of course, to represent a plain = in email, it needs to be represented using quoted-printable encoding too: 3D are the hex digits corresponding to ='s ASCII value (61). But how to fix it, im not sure :-(
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:43
Is it by any change an outlook the customer is opening on? What system triggers the email?
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:45
add a comment |
It's an email encoding system called "quoted-printable", which allows non-ASCII characters to be represented as ASCII for email transportation. In quoted-printable, any non-standard email octets are represented as an = sign followed by two hex digits representing the octet's value. Of course, to represent a plain = in email, it needs to be represented using quoted-printable encoding too: 3D are the hex digits corresponding to ='s ASCII value (61). But how to fix it, im not sure :-(
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:43
Is it by any change an outlook the customer is opening on? What system triggers the email?
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:45
It's an email encoding system called "quoted-printable", which allows non-ASCII characters to be represented as ASCII for email transportation. In quoted-printable, any non-standard email octets are represented as an = sign followed by two hex digits representing the octet's value. Of course, to represent a plain = in email, it needs to be represented using quoted-printable encoding too: 3D are the hex digits corresponding to ='s ASCII value (61). But how to fix it, im not sure :-(
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:43
It's an email encoding system called "quoted-printable", which allows non-ASCII characters to be represented as ASCII for email transportation. In quoted-printable, any non-standard email octets are represented as an = sign followed by two hex digits representing the octet's value. Of course, to represent a plain = in email, it needs to be represented using quoted-printable encoding too: 3D are the hex digits corresponding to ='s ASCII value (61). But how to fix it, im not sure :-(
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:43
Is it by any change an outlook the customer is opening on? What system triggers the email?
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:45
Is it by any change an outlook the customer is opening on? What system triggers the email?
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:45
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It's an email encoding system called "quoted-printable", which allows non-ASCII characters to be represented as ASCII for email transportation. In quoted-printable, any non-standard email octets are represented as an = sign followed by two hex digits representing the octet's value. Of course, to represent a plain = in email, it needs to be represented using quoted-printable encoding too: 3D are the hex digits corresponding to ='s ASCII value (61). But how to fix it, im not sure :-(
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:43
Is it by any change an outlook the customer is opening on? What system triggers the email?
– Rasmus Bidstrup
Mar 25 at 13:45