Currently, the !confirm tag outputs the following in the confirmation email:
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Please click the link below to confirm your subscription:
Confirm============================
I would like to do something more like this:
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» CLICK HERE TO VERIFY YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS «============================
Where can I access the code that creates the link?
Also... since some online email services do not make links clickable by default, it would be *very* handy (and much more user friendly) if the HTML version of the !confirm code could look more like this:
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» CLICK HERE TO VERIFY YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS «If the link above is not clickable, please copy and paste this link into your browser address bar:
http://www.domain.com/mail/confirm.php?u=64d4c1a============================
Is this possible? I suppose if I knew which file to poke around in I might have a better idea.