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Is it possible to have attachments to be specified in the mailto: tag in HTML?
< a href="test@test.com?body=somebody&subject=someSubject">my link < /a>
if yes, how can I specify an attachment on:
- In the user's machine
- At the server
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I'm not sure about with mailto but the
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mailtois not a "tag", it's a URL scheme. Secondly, no, the scheme only allows you to supply values for RFC 822 headers. There may be hacks supported by particular MUAs, but they won't be portable.