I want to open email that fills the following details. I am using chrome. But the email is not opening. I have to press send only and then the email should be sent. Is there any way like this.
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It about how your default mail application setup on your computer...
it's worked for me.
Also see this link for more info: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2012/02/Getting-Gmail-to-handle-all-mailto-links-with-registerProtocolHandler
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I'm trying to create a clickable email address which when clicked on, opens up the visitors' email application with the email address in the "send to".
I tried using:
mailto:emailaddress#whatever.com
It works well when the link is displayed on a mobile. It opens up the Gmail application. However, when I try to click on it on the web it does nothing.
Thank you!
Your link is valid.
mailto links are signal for your browser to open a default e-mail application.
Try specifying default E-Mail application in your OS or another browser.
P.S. Email Us also works well
That is possible, if your visitor has a default mail app on their computer. Same way as they have gmail/iosmail/anymailapp on their phone.
Im trying to set up a website where i can send an email of the webpage the client is looking at. They will click on a button and it open up their default mail client (whether it be on mac and PC) which will populate the email subject and body. Maybe a oft file but doesn't look like its compatible with mac outlook
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thank You
P.s. i needed the body to include a hyperlinked JPEG
use E-Mail Us to populate subject and body text which then opens in a users default mail client
Link to do that
to get the page you would have to use php or hard code the url as html doesn't have the option.
My title speaks what i need. Here is my scenario. My application will be sending html formatted emails to user with a Accept/Reject link. I would like to trigger email's automatically with a customized Subject to a mail id when the user clicks on Accept/Reject button.As Recipients of this mails are outlook users,i have to trigger send (ctrl+Enter) button of outlook. Is this possible with a mail-to link.
Please don't suggest opening a page there by i can accomplish my task. That's not i want. Please help on this.
You cannot do that with a mailto link. Why not use the Outlook Object Model to create a new item and send it programmatically? See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms268749.aspx
I have an html form that I'm sending to external customers so they can fill up and send it back to me.
The problem occurs when they click the submit button on the form.
For some reason in windows 7 64 bit, with outlook 2010 and explorer 9, mailto action doesn't work for me.
An empty outlook message is displayed and only the subject and recipients are added.
There is no attachment and no body text.
When I change the default browser to FF I receive the text I wanted in the body section instead as an attachment (postdata.att).
I can't use server code cause the html form is sent by outlook to external customers, so asp/php/cgi is irrelevant for me.
The external customers have no access to the organization's intranet and since the html form is sent as an email attachment, it's also not hosted on an internet server.
Does anyone has a solution?
Thanks,
mailto action doesn't work for me.
mailto depends on specific combinations of correctly configured browsers and email clients. It is not suitable for pubic use in an action attribute as support is too poor.
Use a server side process instead. Note that form support in HTML email is also poor, so you should link to a form hosted on the web.
I can't use server code cause the html form is sent by outlook to external customers, so asp/php/cgi is irrelevant for me.
You need to set up a public facing webserver.
I have a mailto link in HTML which when clicked, opens an email to IT Support. Is it at all possible to have a screenshot of the screen automatically copied and pasted into this email, without any action from the user?
You can't copy + paste an image directly into the mail client if using a mailto: link. If however you build a support email form, which sends the email server side from your webserver, using methods described in this question it will be possible to automatically include a screenshot of the site.