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has else had issues rails img src links being improperly rendered, i.e.

http://host.s3.amazonaws.com/images/account_welcome_button.png

is being rendered as

http://host.s3.amazonaws.com/images/+account_welcome_button.png

in e-mail clients?

i'm testing particularly on gmail inbox client. if you've experienced this, has been fix remove these characters?

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has else had issues rails img src links being improperly rendered, i.e.

http://host.s3.amazonaws.com/images/account_welcome_button.png

is being rendered as

http://host.s3.amazonaws.com/images/+account_welcome_button.png

in e-mail clients?

i'm testing particularly on gmail inbox client. if you've experienced this, has been fix remove these characters?

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copy paste error ? why activation_url(...) result in image link ? – frederick cheung jul 6 '12 @ 22:50
    
can post code generating img tag? otherwise, can merely speculate. – iwasrobbed jul 7 '12 @ 8:37

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