Feb 14, 2002 #1 misercord Technical User Feb 11, 2002 32 US Is there a way in the statment: <A HREF="Mailto:sysadmin@blah.com">...</A> to fill in the subject line of the email? So that the email gets filled out with TO:sysadmin@blah.com Subperation page request ... Thanks,
Is there a way in the statment: <A HREF="Mailto:sysadmin@blah.com">...</A> to fill in the subject line of the email? So that the email gets filled out with TO:sysadmin@blah.com Subperation page request ... Thanks,
Feb 14, 2002 #2 starway Programmer Jan 15, 2002 1,010 UA it's rather simple: <a href="mailto:sysadmin@blah.com?subject=Hello%20from%20here!"> If the subject line consists of several words, they should be separated by Code: %20 that represents whitespace. You may also add some text to the body of message: <a href="mailto:sysadmin@blah.com?subject=Hello%20from%20here&body=hey%20you!"> good luck Upvote 0 Downvote
it's rather simple: <a href="mailto:sysadmin@blah.com?subject=Hello%20from%20here!"> If the subject line consists of several words, they should be separated by Code: %20 that represents whitespace. You may also add some text to the body of message: <a href="mailto:sysadmin@blah.com?subject=Hello%20from%20here&body=hey%20you!"> good luck
Feb 15, 2002 #3 shaunk Programmer Aug 20, 2001 402 AU I didn't have any problem with white space when used as a form attribute The code looks like : <FORM NAME="GetInfo" METHOD="POST" ACTION="mailto:shaunk@iprimus.com.au" ?subject="GetInfo Request Form" ENCTYPE=text/plain > The ENCTYPE=text/plain is very neat. It formats the email nicely according to the Names and values used in the form, not just gobblygook. Upvote 0 Downvote
I didn't have any problem with white space when used as a form attribute The code looks like : <FORM NAME="GetInfo" METHOD="POST" ACTION="mailto:shaunk@iprimus.com.au" ?subject="GetInfo Request Form" ENCTYPE=text/plain > The ENCTYPE=text/plain is very neat. It formats the email nicely according to the Names and values used in the form, not just gobblygook.