You should always use the URL() function to construct your URLs (especially if you are using routes.py).
Anthony On Tuesday, November 29, 2011 1:28:11 AM UTC-5, Constantine Vasil wrote: > > > The email I receive has this link: > /**default/user/reset_password/**1322547476-0ee03b96-5410-4a61-** > be1c-504d86bdc1ab<http://lmn-pro.appspot.com/default/user/reset_password/1322547476-0ee03b96-5410-4a61-be1c-504d86bdc1ab> > > > I want the email to send the following link: > /reset_password/**1322547476-0ee03b96-5410-4a61-**be1c-504d86bdc1ab<http://lmn-pro.appspot.com/default/user/reset_password/1322547476-0ee03b96-5410-4a61-be1c-504d86bdc1ab> > > > How to do that? > >
