We have a cronjob running in our mail server which gives us a URL. The code (of the URL) is:
<a href=\"http://example.com/?page=show_user&id=".$account->ID."\">http://example.com/?page=show_user&id=".$account->ID."</a>
When the cronjob progresses and we get the mail, the URL shows up like:
http://example.com/?page=show_user&id;=1
So the cron adds an additional ; the code which we don't want.
I tried this already:
http://example.com/?page=show_user&id=
But still no success. Is there any way to 'strip' that semicolon or prevent it appearing?
I think problem is that cron job tries to handle &id as HTML entity (which should always end with ";"). Maybe you should use HTML entities in HTML code, so cron job will recognize them.
URL should be
<a href=\"http://domain.com/?page=show_user&id=".$account->ID."\">http://domain.com/?page=show_user&id=".$account->ID."</a>