Len,
I don't think it's a function of the browser as the IMAIL web interface is adding
code. The following is a snipped from a view source:
=================================================
<br>
<br>https://secure.sportquest.com/cart/store1.html
<br>
<br>
<br>TI: United States, New York: The NYSSRA Alpine Ski Racing Education Web
<br>Page
<br>UR: <a href="http://www.frontiernet.net/~vraguso/index.html
">http://www.frontiernet.net/~vraguso/index.html
</a><br>LE: Basic
<br>DE: skiing-; alpine-skiing; New-York-State; administration-
<br>SH: (506004) ALPINE-SKIING-ADMINISTRATION
<br>AB: The Alpine Education Web Page of the NY State Ski Racing
<br>Association, an educational resource for alpine ski racing under the US
<br>Ski and Snowboard Association format. This site contains publications &
information for
<br>all those involved in ski racing.
<br>AN: S-74972
<br>
<br>
======================================================
Notice how the first link does not have an href while the second one does. The
actual data that was emailed looks like:
=====================================================
https://secure.sportquest.com/cart/store1.html
TI: United States, New York: The NYSSRA Alpine Ski Racing Education Web
Page
UR: http://www.frontiernet.net/~vraguso/index.html
LE: Basic
DE: skiing-; alpine-skiing; New-York-State; administration-
SH: (506004) ALPINE-SKIING-ADMINISTRATION
AB: The Alpine Education Web Page of the NY State Ski Racing
Association, an educational resource for alpine ski racing under the US
Ski and Snowboard Association format. This site contains publications &
information for
all those involved in ski racing.
AN: S-74972
=============================================================
The actual text does not have any href's in it and when the message is sent to a
regular email program all the links work. They just don't work if read through
IMAIL's web interface. Is there a way to fix this?
Len Conrad wrote:
> The highlighting, which is a type of auto-detected formatting, is a
> function of the application displaying the string, ie, the browser in this
> case. A browser, afaik, doesn't doesn't automatically embed a URL in an
> <a> tag, it's no fault of Imail web messaging.
>
> Do you know web messaging application (server side) that does detect URL in
> the html text and automatically embeds the URL in a <a> tag so the browser
> dislays it as a clickable link?
>
> Len <I really hope this isn't going to kill appraisal Imail>
>
> ==========
>
> >We are doing some testing with the web based email and have discovered that
> >https:// links do not show highlighted, nor are they clickable. The http://
> >links show in blue and are clickable.
>
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