New user registration email and confirmation link [CONFIRM]

We were using HTML in the "Pending Email Body" of the "Registration" tab of the Community Builder "Configuration" menu item that was using the [CONFIRM] substitution (for the user's email confirmation link) as follows"

<a href="[CONFIRM]">[CONFIRM]</a>

We now have a problem where the links (for exmaple fudgerpg.com/cb-profile/confirm.html?confirmcode=reg49aad41bf54f55922b1f11d983f0d2a901899b50 ) gets a
tabe beofre and after it. This created HTML of the form:

<a href="<br /> fudgerpg.com/cb-profile/confirm.html?confirmcode=reg49aad41bf54f55922b1f11d983f0d2a901899b50
">
fudgerpg.com/cb-profile/confirm.html?confirmcode=reg49aad41bf54f55922b1f11d983f0d2a901899b50


Which makes the link in the user's email unclickable. Of course then can still copy and paste it to their browser's URL bar. I am at a loss for how to get the CONFIRM url WITHOUT the leading and trailing <br /> tags? 

Can you advise on how to address this? I recognize that we're running an old version of CB at 2.11.0.

Thank you

[confirm] includes HTML. If you want just the URL use [confirm_url]. That should solve your issue.

Thank you very much for the quick response!

Perhaps becuase we are still on Community Builder 2.11.0, unfortunately, the Substitution [CONFIRM_URL] does not perform any substitution. Using HTML of:

<p><a href="[CONFIRM_URL]">[CONFIRM]</a></p> produces the email HTML shown below (with a line before and after)

<p>Thank you for applying to become a member of the Fudge Community
  website. We have received your request and we will process it as soon
  as you confirm your email address by clicking on the following
  hyperlink:</p>
<br>
<p><a href="[confirm_url]" moz-do-not-send="true"><br>
    fudgerpg.com/cb-profile/confirm.html ?
    confirmcode=rega453f588fa6686508dddbb24938667f901899b52<br>
  </a></p>
<br>
<p>Once your email address is confirmed our moderators will be notified
  to continue the activation process. You will be notified by email of
  the progress of your registration process.</p>

<p><a href="[CONFIRM_URL]">[CONFIRM_URL]</a></p> which would be ideal, produces a link labeled [CONFIRM_URL]

I fear the issue may be that we're on CB 2.11.0 and the [confirm_url] is not present in that version.




 

[confirm_url] has existed for quite awhile so your CB version is fine. Don't use [confirm] inside of an <a> element as it already inserts an <a> element. You're currently creating invalid HTML. The below should work fine for example.

Ah, my mistake. The substitution is [confirmlink]. Sorry about that. The below will work.

[confirmlink] Success! Thank you very much!