I came across this post and hoping you can help as its similar to what I want to do.
Here is my code.
buffer.append("\n\nBe sure to activate your account, if you have not yet done so, by clicking on the ");
a href= \buffer.append(url).append("activateAccount.do?clientId=").append(client.getId()).append("&activationCode=").append(client.getActivationCode());
if(mobileApplicationType != null)>"here"
I would like to have a link "click here" instead of showing the full url.
Hope you can help.
Thanks
CodePudding user response:
Instead of:
buffer.append(url);
You can do as below:
buffer.append("<a href="\" url "\" ">Click Here</a>");
CodePudding user response:
buffer.append("\n\nBe sure to activate your account,
if you have not yet done so, by clicking on the ");
buffer.append("<a href='" url "activateAccount.do?clientId=" client.getId());
buffer.append("&activationCode=" client.getActivationCode() "'>");
if (mobileApplicationType != null) {
buffer.append("\"here\"");
}
buffer.append("</a>");
The browsers allows single quote signs for values of attributes so you won't run into conflicts with quotation signs.