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问题 Am trying to create a link to create an email to send information to the user, the body of which needs to be filled with data generated by a javascript function, and hope that someone can help. Idealy, if I could substitute the 'body_blurb' below, with a string returned from a javascript function called at the time of clicking that'd be perfect. <A HREF="mailto:you@yourdomain.com?subject=Data&body=body_blurb">e-mail data</a> Appreciate your time 回答1: I just assigned an id to the link here,

问题 Am trying to create a link to create an email to send information to the user, the body of which needs to be filled with data generated by a javascript function, and hope that someone can help. Idealy, if I could substitute the 'body_blurb' below, with a string returned from a javascript function called at the time of clicking that'd be perfect. <A HREF="mailto:you@yourdomain.com?subject=Data&body=body_blurb">e-mail data</a> Appreciate your time 回答1: I just assigned an id to the link here,

问题 So I've been playing around with HTML forms and I am kind of new you all of this so any help would go a long way! But anyway... This is my form coding for emailing. So when I submit that form with the correct areas filled, it then opens in Outlook (2010 If that matters) were it then converts the spaces in the body of the email into '+' (Plus symbols)... Can anyone give me ideas? This HTML will be used on an offline site within our network and will not go live. All computers are on the domain

问题 So I've been playing around with HTML forms and I am kind of new you all of this so any help would go a long way! But anyway... This is my form coding for emailing. So when I submit that form with the correct areas filled, it then opens in Outlook (2010 If that matters) were it then converts the spaces in the body of the email into '+' (Plus symbols)... Can anyone give me ideas? This HTML will be used on an offline site within our network and will not go live. All computers are on the domain

问题 How can I insert line breaks inside HTML attribute values, like this: <href="mailto:info@example.com?subject=TestMail&body=Please enter the following details. Name Email Mob No"> When the user replies, the body part should display as below: Please enter the following details. 1. Name 2. Email 3. Mob No I tried using <br> tags, but they get displayed. 回答1: The line break should be URL encoded into %0D%0A Your mailto will look like: <a href="mailto:xxx@example.com?subject&body=1.Name%0D%0A2

问题 Update: Two years before this question, a similar question was asked: Effective maximum mailto: body lengths as pointed out by Peter O. Luckily answers of both questions are complementary :-) Browsers evolved a lot in the last two years, therefore we can say this question is an update of the other one ;-) The specifications does not limit the mailto command length: RFC 6068 specification HTML 4 specification ( mailto command is an URL) (please see this SO answer, the answers of this SO

问题 For eg if I use "mailto:abc.com?body=Hello All" then the signature part is not preserved in the default outlook client. If I remove the body part from the above the signature is preserved. Is there any way I can preserve signature even if I use body in mailTo ? P.S. I am using javascript here to invoke mailTo on button click. 回答1: This is an outlook related issue, and there is no workaround to solve this. Outlook's default behavior is to replace the entire body including the signature. For

问题 For eg if I use "mailto:abc.com?body=Hello All" then the signature part is not preserved in the default outlook client. If I remove the body part from the above the signature is preserved. Is there any way I can preserve signature even if I use body in mailTo ? P.S. I am using javascript here to invoke mailTo on button click. 回答1: This is an outlook related issue, and there is no workaround to solve this. Outlook's default behavior is to replace the entire body including the signature. For

问题 I have an HTML link. I'm using mailto to open up the mail when a user clicks on the link. I'm able to set the to email id and subject but I'm not able to add an attachment. This particular form is now in localhost but it will be moved to live server later. These attachment files are stored in a folder and I get the path to these files from a PHP variable. I tried passing the path to it but it didn't add the attachment. How can I make this happen? Here's the sample code. $filePath = 'C:\xampp

问题 The code below works great except the email has all the text on one line like this: Height: 60 | Diagonal: 123 | Width: 107 | Total SF: 13.92 | Cost Per SF: 450 | Total Cost: $6,264.00 I would like to break after each so it looks like this: Height: 60 Diagonal: 123 Width: 107 Total SF: 13.92 Cost Per SF: 450 Total Cost: $6,264.00 I tried \n \r \n\r etc but none of them work. Any ideas? <a class="emailText" href="mailto:?subject=Screen Dimensions" onclick="this.href='mailto:?subject=Screen