Need help. My entire new user can’t confirm there registration the path is incorrect.

Example of email sent.

Welcome to |D1E| DickHeads In Excess!

You or someone else has used your email account (email@videotron.ca) to register an account at |D1E| DickHeads In Excess.

To finish the registration process you should visit the following link in the next 24 hours to activate your user account, otherwise the information will be automatically deleted by the system and you should apply again:

http://d1eclan.ca/modules.php?name=Y...3533d67b9dcf24

Following is the member information:
This is what the link should be.

http://d1eclan.ca/phpnuke/modules.ph...3533d67b9dcf24

Sorry guy’s for this question I am just starting to learn this PHPNUKE. I am sure is easy to fix however I don’t know where to start.

In my Admin panel in preference and in the forum administration I added this /phpnuke/ to make sure it would work and then I tested this still no result.

This is caused most of the time by entering an incorrect url in Nuke's admin section in preferences under Site URL.

If your nuke site is located at http://www.someurl.com/index.php
then Site URL must be http://www.someurl.com

If your nuke site is located at http://www.someurl.com/nuke/html/index.php
then Site URL must be http://www.someurl.com/nuke/html

If your nuke site is located at http://www.someurl.com/html/index.php
then Site URL must be http://www.someurl.com/html

Even if you enter the correct url but add a traling slash at the end of the url it will make the activation link fail too mainly because nuke already adds the trailing slash, so if your site is at http://www.someurl.com and you enter http://www.someurl.com/ under Site URL the link will have two trailing slashes when emailed to all new members, naturally this will result in an error.

This also applies to the url present in the Forum's admin section under configuration, you would do the same thing with one difference, do not add http:// to the url.

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