unverified
3y, 257d ago
Doesn't work. I'm clicking the link, and it opens a page and then redirects me to my comment, still "unverified".
root
russell
3y, 257d ago
[edited]
You have to click the link using the same browser. Some email clients try to act smart and open web pages using an internal browser.
Also, If you click the link and log in, you should have the ability to manually verify the comment.
Let me know if this helps you.
You have to click the link using the same browser. Some email clients try to act smart and open web pages using an internal browser.
Also, If you click the link and log in, you should have the ability to manually verify the comment.
Let me know if this helps you.
petermaurer
2y, 186d ago
[edited]
Here's another confirmation that at least for a new user (!) like me, the emailed confirmation link does not work. You get redirected to the original post without ever being given the chance to interact with your comment, or your newly created Remarkbox account. And you don't know your (random) user name at that stage, so you can't manually log in either.
That said, devilgate's URL editing trick worked for me. Thank you!
(If you're still looking for recommendations on how to work around this, how about you just mirror devilgate's workaround and drop the "return-to" parameter from your confirmation emails?)
Here's another confirmation that at least for a new user (!) like me, the emailed confirmation link does not work. You get redirected to the original post without ever being given the chance to interact with your comment, or your newly created Remarkbox account. And you don't know your (random) user name at that stage, so you can't manually log in either.
That said, devilgate's URL editing trick worked for me. Thank you!
(If you're still looking for recommendations on how to work around this, how about you just mirror devilgate's workaround and drop the "return-to" parameter from your confirmation emails?)
russell
3y, 257d ago
[edited]
You have to click the link using the same browser. Some email clients try to act smart and open web pages using an internal browser.
Also, If you click the link and log in, you should have the ability to manually verify the comment.
Let me know if this helps you.
You have to click the link using the same browser. Some email clients try to act smart and open web pages using an internal browser.
Also, If you click the link and log in, you should have the ability to manually verify the comment.
Let me know if this helps you.