Hi @fkkm1999!
Thank you for posting to our Community! I'm happy to help with your Liquid question. :)
You should be able to use Liquid for your href
and src
values. The %7B%7B
and %7D%7D
represent {{
and }}
in the URL that is rendered. This is because URLs can only be sent over the Internet using the ASCII character set, and any non-ASCII characters in the link, such as these symbols will be automatically encoded.
With Liquid you should be able to forgo the quotes. For example, I have a customer attribute referral_link
with the value of https://customer.io
. and image_link
. starting with https://userimg-assets.customeriomail.com/images/….png
. In the code editor, I am using the following:
<a href={{customer.referral_link}}>Tell a friend!</a>
<img src={{customer.image_link}}>
These links pass validation and are rendered properly when sending the email.
If this doesn’t help, would it be possible to share a screenshot with us of what you’re seeing in the code editor along with the attribute value for recruitee_job_url
?
Best,
Erica