[I appologize if ths is a reposting, as I sent it out on April 20th, but I received an email response telling me I wasn't on the mozilla.org white list, so I'm reposting now that I am on the approved posting list]
I have been playing with creating a mailto: URL with a subject and body in it. The problem I have encountered with Mozilla RC1 (On eCS 1.01) is that it doesn't honor the encoded CRLF (%0D%0A). It just ignores it. This same encoding works fine under 4.61. I have read the RFC's on URL structures, and am still not clear if the encoded CRLF is legal or not. So my question is, is this a bug in Mozilla? or was it a bug in 4.61 since it works there? An example of this is (the next line is all one URL): <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=Test mailto: URL&body= This is the first paragraph of the test.%0D%0A -- Does this appear on a separate line in the compose window%3F%0D%0A -- How about this line%3F%0D%0A> I setup a test page at http://madodel.dyndns.org:8081/test/testurl.htm In Communicator 4.61 the mailto: URL in the above, there are three separate lines of text. In Mozilla RC1 it is all one continuous paragraph. Anyone know if Mozilla is working as designed in this case? Or should I open a bug report on this? Mark -- From the eComStation Desk of: Mark Dodel "The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That in it's essence, is Fascism - ownership of government by an individual, by a group or by any controlling private power." Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Message proposing the Monopoly Investigation, 1938 For a VOICE in the future of OS/2 http://www.os2voice.org/index.html
