We have a website running on ColdFusion and there is a reset password link on the website which can send out a link to the users to reset their login password.
This is a long link with some parameters.
Lotus Notes users always have problem with the link, because they receive the link changed.
The link has a parameter called section and the url looks like ... §ion= ...
Lotus Notes is changing "§ion" to a special character (paragraph sign).
I found a similar thread talking about same problem (breaking the links) here:
but we don't have any Exchange server, the web server is sending out the link using SMTP.
Also I tried to do a workaround and generated the link manually and sent out from my Outlook 2007. This way they received the link broken down in 3 lines. It is true that the link is long, but Lotus Notes should not break it up in 3 lines.
We don't have any problems with users who are using Outlook or web mail.
We have lots of members using Lotus Notes and it is really annoying that I have to waste time with this.
Thank you very much for help,
Steven
This is a long link with some parameters.
Lotus Notes users always have problem with the link, because they receive the link changed.
The link has a parameter called section and the url looks like ... §ion= ...
Lotus Notes is changing "§ion" to a special character (paragraph sign).
I found a similar thread talking about same problem (breaking the links) here:
but we don't have any Exchange server, the web server is sending out the link using SMTP.
Also I tried to do a workaround and generated the link manually and sent out from my Outlook 2007. This way they received the link broken down in 3 lines. It is true that the link is long, but Lotus Notes should not break it up in 3 lines.
We don't have any problems with users who are using Outlook or web mail.
We have lots of members using Lotus Notes and it is really annoying that I have to waste time with this.
Thank you very much for help,
Steven