You have to label the page with the right content-type. You're using
Windows, so when you typed that URL the accented characters got encoded
in Windows-1252. If you serve your page with that content-type, the link
works. (Try the attachment.)
Or, you can figure out the right codes for ISO 8859-1 or UTF-8 and use
those instead.
Thomas wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to create an e-mail-link in a php-script for users of my
> website. The e-mail includes a subjekt and a body like
>
>'mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=Raumreservierung&body=Sehr%20geehrter%20Herr%20
> Goettlich,%0D%0AIch%20m%F6chte%20diesen%20Raum%20reservieren.'
> In Netscape 4.7x there isn't a problem but in mozilla 1.x and Netscape
>
>>= 6.2 I can't see the special chars and the Messenger breaks after
>
> the � (%F6).
> Is this a Problem of Mozilla?
> If yes, Is there a build in the future without this bug?
> Is there a workaround where I can get the real header from the sender,
> the mail function of php get's me the reader of my server.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Thomas
Title: Test
Test
