Email Schedule Links Messed Up

[nclaypool]

I have an email scheduled task setup, it puts a record's name in their and Fabrik automatically turns it into a link to the record which is awesome, exactly what I want, except the link is broken.

The link has the domain chopped off and its pointing to the administration section of the site:
So I get this: http://administrator/index.php?option=com_fabrik&task=form.view&formid=36&rowid=1
Instead of this: https://OURDOMAIN.org/index.php/component/fabrik/details/36/1

Is there a setting buried somewhere that controls how this link is generated?

 

[troester]

Where are the links coming from? Element (custom) details link? Link element?...
How do you compose the message text?

 

[nclaypool]

I believe its because the name element is set to link to details in the list view. The message text is composed from the "Message" section, the names are dropped in by the usual Fabrik element reference of {list_name___element_name}

 

[cheesegrits]

And are you submitting the form on the front or the back end?

If so, and iirc, the link building will be context sensitive, so links build when submitting on the backend are backend style links. You may need to construct the link yourself, turn off 'link to details' on that element, and build the link from first principles, like .

<a href="http://yousite.com/index.php?fabrik/details/X/{rowid}">{yourtable___name}</a>

-- hugh

 

[nclaypool]

And are you submitting the form on the front or the back end?

If so, and iirc, the link building will be context sensitive, so links build when submitting on the backend are backend style links. You may need to construct the link yourself, turn off 'link to details' on that element, and build the link from first principles, like .

<a href="http://yousite.com/index.php?fabrik/details/X/{rowid}">{yourtable___name}</a>

-- hugh

The form is being submitted on the front-end which is why this behavior is so confusing, no records are being added on the backend so I have no idea why it would think that's where it needs to point users.

 

[cheesegrits]

But it's a cron 'email' plugin, yes? Just noticed the subject, I thought we were talking about a form submission.

Hmm, I'll have to get in the code to figure that one out. But I'm out of town for 2 days, I'll have to take care of it when I get back. A workaround would be my suggestion of building the links by hand.

-- hugh

 

[nclaypool]

But it's a cron 'email' plugin, yes? Just noticed the subject, I thought we were talking about a form submission.

Hmm, I'll have to get in the code to figure that one out. But I'm out of town for 2 days, I'll have to take care of it when I get back. A workaround would be my suggestion of building the links by hand.

-- hugh

Yeah, its a cron email plugin task.
No problem, thanks for taking a peak.