I stumbled across this, when setting up the double opt-in as described in the documentation.
When I create a new template, and just paste this link: https://example.com/subscribe/{{plunk_id}}. It doesn't really matter if there is any other text in the template, then it get's saved like this in the database:
Note the missing }} in the href and the closing a tag before the closing brackets.
This has the effect that the email when rendered does not have any body at all.
driaug
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1 month ago
I stumbled across this, when setting up the double opt-in as described in the documentation.
When I create a new template, and just paste this link:
https://example.com/subscribe/{{plunk_id}}. It doesn't really matter if there is any other text in the template, then it get's saved like this in the database:<p><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://example.comsubscribe/{{plunk_id">https://example.com/subscribe/{{plunk_id</a>}}</p>Note the missing
}}in the href and the closing a tag before the closing brackets. This has the effect that the email when rendered does not have any body at all.