Level 16
Make sure your APP_URL=https://mydomain.com in .env is set correctly.
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Apr 14, 2021
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Level 33
Gmail is changing <a href"" to wrong link
Hi,
In Laravel I'm sending a plan html mail with an <a href="https://mydomain.com/movies"> tag. However when I open this mail in gmail and click on the link it's redirecting to:
http://email.mydomain.com/c/eJwVjktqxDAQRE9j7zSoP_p44UU2uUdLankcbM9gacj1o0BRFI-CqrKCBJj3dZFKGYepj0SILjl2LkUFSCVgnNi23732x6aX3tK1zM81hgAONEeq4gtgdYq8sGLO1jq087E-e3-3ib4m_B4qr60eH72yPvLrHKB90rn3ERwgsbA3BYgMc40mQgZTMkINmECXMGo1iWLJYjhENgykZgFCQ6HUQt6jJT_f6yF3-5GrNb08j-vbKfvxP_kHeflFfA
Why is google redirecting to a non existing mail subdomain on my site?
The mail html looks like this:
Any idea how I can fix this?
Thanks
Level 33
Thanks for helping, that url is correct! Very weird issue...
Level 122
outlook and google obfuscate links in urls to stop you being able to click them directly. This is so that they can block the link if they need to because it turns out dangerous
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/10173182?hl=en-GB&ref_topic=3394657
Level 33
Yeah I know that but still weird that eventually they redirect me to a subdomain on my own site.
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Level 2
Same problem here, did you solved it ?
Level 122
check what the original email contains. Google can't just invent a subdomain
Level 1
I had the same issue. My email service provider (Mailgun) is replacing my email links with tracking links to track clicks. I just had to set the tracking protocol in Mailgun from http to https, which fixed it. You may also check a similar setting in your mail provider.
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