I want to send the following snippet to my gmail account, however it does not resolve into a clickable link in the email I recieve.
<a href="evernote:///view/XXXXXXX/sXX/f473d94d-ac3d-43d0-a838-0c9f55d622c6/f473d94d-ac3d-43d0-a838-0c9f55d622c6/">Link</a>
Full Code (JavaScript / Google Apps Script)
function test() {
GmailApp.sendEmail("X.X@gmail.com", "Mail Subject", "",{ htmlBody: "<a href='evernote:///view/XXXXXXX/sXX/f473d94d-ac3d-43d0-a838-0c9f55d622c6/f473d94d-ac3d-43d0-a838-0c9f55d622c6/'>Link</a>"} );
};
When I put the snippet into another editor ( eg http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_basic ) , the html resolves into a clickable link as it should.
What am I missing here?
(Btw. <a href=" http://www.link.com">Link</a>
works fine, so there is a problem with the evernote:/// url type)
网址应带有http://
或https://
evernote:///
is not a protocol that everybody understands. Even if you put the same link in your browser it will not work. As the previous answer suggests, you must link your href tag to a http:// or https:// protocol.
Although the w3schools page creates a link out of it, nothing happens when you actually click it.
Try this
String body= HttpUtility.HtmlDecode("<a href=\"evernote:///view/XXXXXXX/sXX/f473d94d-ac3d-43d0-a838-0c9f55d622c6/f473d94d-ac3d-43d0-a838-0c9f55d622c6/\">Link</a>");
Pass the string body as parameter
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