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inserting link in mail created by cfmail tag

New Here ,
May 04, 2008 May 04, 2008
I want to create a link inside of a message created and sent by cfmail. the message will be used to complete the user registration cycle. I would like the email to look something like
http://mysite/usermailregistrationpage?code=ADGBDGDFGAXAFADFDA. I do not want to create a hyperlink as in <a href=http://mysite/usermailregistrationpage?code=ADGBDGDFGAXAFADFDA>click here</a> because I would like to user to be able to copy/paste the string into the browser if they dont have html enabled in the email reader. any quick hints on how to do this inside of the <cfmail></cfmail> tags? Thanks in advance! dan
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LEGEND , May 04, 2008 May 04, 2008
just put actual string
http://mysite/usermailregistrationpage?code=ADGBDGDFGAXAFADFDA
in the mail body, without surrounding it with <a> or anything.

if your cfmail type is plain (default) it will be shown as text, while
more recent email application may automatically show it as link
(Thunderbird does).

Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/
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LEGEND ,
May 04, 2008 May 04, 2008
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just put actual string
http://mysite/usermailregistrationpage?code=ADGBDGDFGAXAFADFDA
in the mail body, without surrounding it with <a> or anything.

if your cfmail type is plain (default) it will be shown as text, while
more recent email application may automatically show it as link
(Thunderbird does).

Azadi Saryev
Sabai-dee.com
http://www.sabai-dee.com/
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