On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, David A. Desrosiers wrote: > Anything but To, Bcc, and Cc are completely invalid in a mailto tag > and against the specification. The "Subject" kludge was something that > Netscape put into the browser to support their MUA. > That would explain why most examples I found were on the Netscape web site :)
> Adding a hack to Plucker's parser to support it would probably be > possible, but there's no guarantee that the MDA/MTA will preserve those > elements when the mail is sent. > I think I'll leave Plucker alone as it works so well, I don't want to introduce any problems. I'll just have to add a few lines to my script to look for special chars and separate it all out neatly. Thanks for the reply, Tim
