Hi,
all links starting with "http://" will be automatically converted to following:
http://news.domain.de:8081/r.html?uid=1 ... 55nujqmp0z
rdir_domain in database ist http://news.domain.de:8081
If I add a link like http://www.google.de , it will be also converted.
Is there a way to disable these funktion? Of cource convertation of unsubscribe links should work furthermore:
http://news.domain.de:8081/form.do?agnC ... ID=[agnUID]
OpenEMM Version 5.3.2
Nice regards
[SOLVED] http links broken
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[SOLVED] http links broken
Last edited by bknaus on Thu Jan 24, 2008 10:11 am, edited 2 times in total.
Seems like making links not trackable breaks tag resolution though 
My unsubscribe link in the mailing looks like this:
After I made it untrackable, the link in the mailing looks like this:
##AGNUID## isn't being replaced with real user id.
Appreciate any help of course...

My unsubscribe link in the mailing looks like this:
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<a href="http://192.168.139.129/form.do?agnCI=1&agnFN=UnsubscribeQuery&agnUID=##AGNUID##">Unsubscribe</a>
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http://192.168.139.129/form.do?agnCI=1&agnFN=UnsubscribeQuery&agnUID=##AGNUID##
Appreciate any help of course...
I'd have to disagree with that statement. Following suggestions from other forum's posts I've replaced ##AGNUID## with [agnUID] and it worked. Is there any drawbacks to this solution?ma wrote:An unsubscribe link must be a trackable link, otherwise the AGNUID tag can not be replaced by the real UID.
Last edited by ybilas on Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Links you want to be tracked or links that you want an action to take place must be trackable, and will/must be modified by the system to point back to the openemm server in order to function.
Links that you don't need to track and don't want converted, make untrackable.
The openemm system must be put in the middle in order to track or take action on a click.
Links that you don't need to track and don't want converted, make untrackable.
The openemm system must be put in the middle in order to track or take action on a click.