Hi - I am setting up an email which includes 4 links to specific parts of a landing page. 3 out of 4 anchor links work, but the 4th one won't work - I get a validation error when I try to approve the email. All 4 links go to the same page, just different sections with a hashtag
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A-ha, URL-encode the "e" to avoid the reparsing error:
<a href="https://plaid.com/legal/#%65nd-user-privacy-policy" target="_blank" class="mktNoTrack" id="">End User Privacy Policy</a>
Some browsers will display the "%65" as "e" in the location bar, others will keep it as "%65", but the anchor link works either way.
Well, you haven't shown an actual example, so it's impossible to know for sure, but you should replace
#
in your URLs with
${esc.h}
Thanks for the help, Sanford! I tried what you suggested and got a different error now - see below
The original link I am trying to include is this: https://plaid.com/legal/#end-user-privacy-policy
That link definitely needs the escape character as indicated. #end is a reserved word and can't be used literally.
Please show the part of the HTML where you subbed in the escape character. (Show the whole <a> tag, including closing </a>.)
<a href="https://plaid.com/legal/${esc.h}end-user-privacy-policy" target="_blank" class="mktNoTrack">End Use Privacy Policy</a>
Can you create an email with only that link (with the escaped character like you have it) and test again?
Just did it and getting the same error
To be clear, this new email has only the link (no other content)?
Correct - I tried a plain text email and one using a template
OK, let me look try to repro this.