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How do you rename a link again?
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
(URL="http://www.google.com")Click here to get rick rolled(/URL)
Just replace paren with [ ]
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
(URL="http://www.google.com")Click here to get rick rolled(/URL)
Just replace paren with [ ]
Click here to get rick rolled
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Basically, I'm trying to get something like that to show up in people's email with a more common title instead of a URL link.Comment
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
Oh wait, if you are doing it in an email you want html not UBBcode.
<a href="http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=1297227702">the link</a>Comment
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
So the UBBcode is for forums and crap like that? (thanks dkgo.... I got the format by quoting you!)Comment
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
yeah UBB is forums. Sometimes forums take html too, sometimes not.Comment
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
<a href="http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=1297227702">Merry link</a>
hmmm, that's weird....not showing up in email tests, but shows up here.Last edited by daflyboys; 12-11-2007, 10:35 PM.Comment
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
Some email clients dont support html, or you can elect not to receive html in emails.Comment
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Re: How do you rename a link again?
(URL="http://www.google.com")Click here to get rick rolled(/URL)
Just replace paren with [ ]
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