BugsApp mail sent through proxymail has link HREF broken/stripped
- Status: Fixed
- Priority: High
- Updated: August 29, 2012 at 3:09pm
Latest response from Facebook
Jeff Bowen
This should now be resolved. Thanks for your patience.
Status changed to Fixed · August 29, 2012 at 3:09pm
Colm Doyle
Thanks for the report. We are looking into this.
Status changed to Assigned · Priority changed to High · August 9, 2012 at 12:58pm
Jeff Bowen
Thanks for the report. We will follow up.
Status changed to Triaged · Priority changed to Medium · August 8, 2012 at 2:40pm
Our app sends email to users with @proxymail.facebook.com addresses. These users are observing mails with links broken--it appears that all of the HREF attributes in the <a> anchor tags have all been removed.
Within the last week we also observed links being broken by being shortened to "http://l.php/", but now the HREFs appear to be missing altogether.
This seriously negatively impacts our ability to communicate with users and bring them back to our app and the FB platform.
Within the last week we also observed links being broken by being shortened to "http://l.php/", but now the HREFs appear to be missing altogether.
This seriously negatively impacts our ability to communicate with users and bring them back to our app and the FB platform.
| Steps to Reproduce: | Send an HTML mail, with <a href="http://example.com/"> links in it to a proxymail user address such as: app+253h84q.glbsn8.d970f18dedc5ee4485d8ee7f5a4b7f0d@proxymail.facebook.com Check the receiving email inbox for the message, open the message and attempt to click on the link. |
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| Expected Behavior: | The HTML link functions correctly and takes you to the destination address in your browser. |
| Actual Behavior: | Nothing happens, because the link is inactive, because there is no HREF in the <a> tag. |
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