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Hi guys;

 

I have created a php form whereby users have the ability to upload a file to the server. After they click the submit button the form input is sent in an email with a path to the uploaded file. Whilst the email provides the direct path to the file it is not linkable. How do i do this. The code which sets the path is;

 

        $body .= "\nPath: http://xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/$target";

 

How can i change it so the path becomes a link in the email?

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most emails will detect that anything starting with http:// is actually a link, and they should do this automatically for you. You can however sent html emails where you would add the html code to link it:

$body .= "\nPath: <a href=\"http://xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/$target\">http://xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/$target</a>";

 

hop this helps

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