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Server.URLEncode vs Groupwise

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Server.URLEncode vs Groupwise

Server.URLEncode vs Groupwise

(OP)
I am trying to pass a url in a url and send it in the body of an email via groupwise.  When I get the email the url is not totally clickable.  I have tried to make the email window full screen, with no help.   

email message example:
You have a Board Action issue waiting your approval
http://boardaction/welcome.asp?Entry=514&Direct=Level2Main1T
L%2Easp%3FEntry%3D514

The URL stops right after the "T".  Any ideas?

RE: Server.URLEncode vs Groupwise

I think the issue is word wrap. Copy and paste the full URL to Notepad. Make sure it is all on one line, then copy and paste it into a GroupWise message. My test of this worked fine.

RE: Server.URLEncode vs Groupwise

(OP)
Is there such a thing as "wrod wrap" in Groupwise?  Its almost like it is putting in a <CR>.

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