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Of course one can integrate "e-mail by click" in CHM files. Avoiding you by the fact that e.g. yours get customers according to accommodation addresses or further information addresses to the software product for a long time.
This one would like to send you an e-mail, everybody needs only still to click on the link and his mail client already opens to write a message. For printing your page it is useful to give the address as a link text in addition. The reader then still sees to whom he can send an e-mail.
You so simply make a mailto link:
<a href="mailto:A HREF= mailto:onlineHelp@gmx.nospam.de"></a>">onlineHelp@gmx.nospam.de</A>
Try it:
Simple
serial mails with mailto
You also can indicate several receivers in a mailto link. The e-mail is then sent out to all mentioned addresses, what can for just more contact persons be practical.
With ?cc= you produce one for all receivers visible copy
With ?=bcc you prepare a blind copy at which the other receivers don't get to see the given address.
You can use the following instruction:
<A>HREF="mailto:Help@gmx.nospam.de?cc=webhelp@test.net"></a>">E-Mail an alle Help-Autoren</A>
Try it:
Text
specifications with mailto
You can already provide the title or the subject or Subject detail as well as the real text message in the link at an e-mail. In relation to the place you installed the e-mail link on your siteyou can relieve the user of a lot of work and make sure simultaneously that all fields are filled in.
Behind ?subject= you be able to indicate the text for the subject line which of course still can be completed by the sender before sending out.
With ?body= you be able to provide a text in a similar way for the message.
You can use the following instruction:
<A>HREF="mailto:Help@gmx.nospam.de?subject=Support XMLconvert 3.1"></a>">Troubleticket 1</A>
<A HREF="mailto:Help@gmx.no.de?body=Dear support line,%0D%0A%0D%0Amy machine crashed ..."<Troubleticket 2 </A>
Try it:
Troubleticket 1 (subject)
Troubleticket 2 (body)
Kombination der
mailto Parameter
As soon as you want to provide several details in the mailto link, you must pay attention a little.
You make a simple mailto link first as you describe right above.
Give the first parameter to question marks introducing you with one to and the corresponding value after this. How it quite just the same was shown in the other examples.
Broader parameters then get no more with the question mark but with a (&) started.
You can use the following instruction:
<A>HREF="mailto:Help@gmx.nospam.de?cc=ms-dos@microsoft.de&bcc=info-line@bkg.de&subject=Support XMLconvert 3.1&body=Dear support line,%0D%0A%0D%0Amy machine crashed ..."></a>">Troubleticket 1</A>
Try it:
Troubleticket 1 (all parameters)
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