问题
UPDATE - 12/12/2019 The issue appears to have been fixed by Microsoft as my Outlook version remains 4.15.0 but when asked today to make screens shots for a ticket I submitted, the links are now being encoded correctly again. Please vote to close.
Original Question/Issue
I was previously using instructions based on this post. But it appears that with Outlook for iOS version 4.14.x and up (Outlook version tested as of this post 4.15.0) the encoded HTML body is being stripped of all of its encoded characters. Which is to say that something like:
<br>
<a href="www.somelink.com">Some Link</a>
<br>
Becomes
braref=www.somelink.comSomeLink/abr
Hoping someone from the iOS Outlook team sees this post and can perhaps provide some guidance on how one might configure an HTML body to be passed through the ms-outlook://compose body parameter. Or if anyone else has figured it out. Please respond.
Thanks!
回答1:
We have seen this go from fixed to unfixed, etc. Some days it seems to work and other days it does not. Today it seems broken again.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59257114/how-to-configure-html-body-for-ms-outlook-compose-body-parameter-for-outlook-f