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问题 I'm having a problem with the default mailto in Chrome PDF which is cutting the email address. For example: if my email is "just-me@site.com", when clicking on the email address in the PDF, the email opening will be cut to "me@site.com". The email on the same PDF opened in Firefox works fine. Any idea? 回答1: I have found that URLs in Chrome need to be escaped with htmlspecialchars in some instances, you might give that a try. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6056682/default-mailto-in

问题 I am using JavaScript mailto function to fill an email body with custom text. I can add text to the email but the signature doesn't show up. Is there any way to send a custom signature with an image using mail-to function? Or is there any way to insert an HTML image in the body when using the mail-to function? Sample code: var message = "text of message"; var mailLInk = "mailto:sam@example.com?subject=subject&body=" + message; document.location.href = mailLink; 回答1: Section 2 of RFC 2368 says

问题 I am a little bit confused about the whole encoding issues related to HTML. I am not refering to the charset in the headers or encoding in the XML prologue. That I get. Lets me explain. When the "mailto:" is used along with a anchor or a submit button in a form, white space is encoded as "%20" and "line feed/carriage return/new line/end of line" is encoded as %0A. While when the enctype attribute is used on a form with a value of "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" the white space is encoded

问题 I was trying to set mailto in our website. I have written code like below <a href="mailto:mail.us.asc@gmail.com&subject=Profil%20anfordern&body=Guten Tag Herr Peter ManiIhr kundenfreundliches Angebot, mit einem einzigen Klick mehr über eine Bewerbung zu erfahren, nehme ich gerne an. Bitte senden Sie mir weitere Informationen zum Profil.Kand-Nr. 3055, PersonalleitungVielen Dank und freundliche Grüsse">mail us</a> When someone press the Link "mail us", in Lotus Notes the text appears directly

问题 I'm trying to code an application which will allow users to send emails from outlook using the mailto tag. I know with the mailto, there involves limitation of # of characters that may be passed, as well as encoding. Does anyone know the exact count of characters I can use, and what guidelines to follow when it comes to encoding special characters? What is counted in the max number of characters you can use? Body and Subject or the whole line including mailto syntax? For example I will have

问题 I created a canvas image in my html page, and I want to create a mailto link, that when clicked on will open up the default email application (outlook for example) with the image of the canvas attached. Can this be done? Thanks. 回答1: No. It's not possible to do this with a "mailto:" link (that I suppose is what you are asking for), due that mailto: links do not support passing any kind of attachments (files, data, whatever), only text content (Subject, message... ) Check it here: RCF 2368 I

问题 I would like to do the following to insert a styled mail_to : <%= mail_to @colleague.email do %> <span class="email" id="colleague_40"> Reply by Email </span> <% end %> The RoR docs aren't specific on the topic of mail_to blocks but the above code doesn't seem to work. Is there a way to do a block in conjunction with mail_to ? 回答1: <% mail_content = capture do %> <span class="email" id="colleague_40"> Reply by Email </span> <% end %> <%= mail_to @colleague.email, mail_content %> 来源： https:/

问题 Possibly related to How to open mailto link in Chrome with Window.open without creating a new tab? Hi all. I have a form page where i've put a window.onbeforeunload confirm, to stop people navigating away and losing their changes by accident: window.onbeforeunload = function(){ if(changed) return "You have unsaved changes. Do you really want to leave this page without saving?"; }; where changed is a variable i set to true whenever the user makes any changes. That's all fine. However, i've

问题 I've this problem: I'm trying to send an email from the command line but if I do: mailto: example@rat.it?subject=subject&body=body The cmd returns me: "body" non è riconosciuto come comando interno o esterno, un programma eseguibile o un file batch. I only manage to write an email with the subject and without the body, How can I add the Body? Please help me 回答1: almost there... This works: start mailto:"example@rat.it?subject=subject&body=body" EDIT: but it puts an extra " to the beginning of

问题 Do you know of a way to get the secondlevel domain of a website via javascript similar to document.location.hostname ? I want to create a mailto bookmarklet that generates an email address from the string "info@" and the secondlevel domain. the issue with document.location.hostname is the "www." prefix. 回答1: Quick and dirty... var domain = location.hostname.split('.').slice(1).join('.'); But that's only going to strip off the first part. If you've got more than one level of server name, that