I'm using email links like this in my blog (they are automatically
generated):
<a
href="mailto:bl**@outer-court.com?subject=Google-Blogoscoped-Context,
Not Navigation">
I'm using email links like this in my blog (they are automatically generated): <a href="mailto:bl**@outer-court.com?subject=Google-Blogoscoped-Context, Not Navigation">
Is it legal?
Nope. Encode spaces as %20. Note that specifying a subject may result in
lost mail.
<URL:http://www.htmlhelp.org/faq/html/links.html#mailto-subject>
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Jim Dabell
I'm using email links like this in my blog (they are automatically generated): <a href="mailto:bl**@outer-court.com?subject=Google-Blogoscoped-Context, Not Navigation">
Is it legal?
No, you'll go straight to jail! <g>
Actually, according to the FAQ
(<http://www.faqs.org/faqs/www/authoring-faq/index.html>
6.10. How do I specify a subject for a mailto link?)
the spaces should at least be encoded as "%20".
Matthias
I'm using email links like this in my blog (they are automatically generated): <a href="mailto:bl**@outer-court.com?subject=Google-Blogoscoped-Context , Not Navigation">
Is it legal?
Nope. Encode spaces as %20. Note that specifying a subject may result in lost mail.
This is bad :(
I'm exporting my blog-posts from Blogger.com. There is no direct way I
could change " " to "%20"...
I already got feedback Firebird breaks.
Thanks for the feedback to you two. I guess I'll have to use some ID in
the subject or leave it blank... this will be a pain for sorting my
mails.
This is bad :( I'm exporting my blog-posts from Blogger.com. There is no direct way I could change " " to "%20"... I already got feedback Firebird breaks.
Thanks for the feedback to you two. I guess I'll have to use some ID in the subject or leave it blank... this will be a pain for sorting my mails.
I have occasionally used a subject in my email links, and have used an
underscore "_" where spaces would be. Seems to work fine for me.
Leslie
"I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person."
