Hi Nidish,

Thank you for your reply. This is indeed a page in my sharepoint site.

Using {Common:WebURL}/my-app/m-page.aspx does not seem to be working for me, but maybe I'm using it incorrectly? As soon as I return from the editor they re-examine the HTML it looks incorrect, and link doesn't work in the email. For example if I put this in my HTML:

<a href="{Common:WebURL}/my-app/my-page.aspx">View your stuff</a>

When I return to the editor then return to the HTML view I see:

<a href="/my-app/_layouts/NintexWorkflow/%7BCommon:WebURL%7D/my-app/my-page.aspx" target="_blank">View your stuff</a>

And the actual URL in the email ends up being http://www.mydomain.com/my-app/my-app/my-page.aspx.

I have discovered however that if I simply use the editor's insert link feature things do work out correctly, and with the added bonus that I can see the hyperlink in the editor (underlined, and in blue) whereas if I only have anchor tag (which I can't seem to get to work anyway) there is no indication in the editor that a hyperlink is present.

So for now I have a solution that works for me.

Jeff, it sounds like you're going directly into the html editor of the email to add your link.  Instead of doing that, from the WYSIWYG editor, on the ribbon there should be a tab called "Insert".  Click on the "link" option to insert a link.  You will get a pop up with two fields.  One for the address and one for the text to display.  Enter your full page address in the first, and enter "View your stuff" in the second.  Then click OK.  That will insert a properly formatted link, and won't truncate your address.  

Hi ‌,

did the solutions from Brendan and Nidish solved your "old" issue? If yes, could you mark one of their answer as correct so it could be useful for other user?

Thanks