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How do you properly construct a mailto: link without the part. mailto:someaddress@example.com? I dont want the address and just want whats in the parameters afterward to be filled in through the mailto.

Chamilyan
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Yes you can

mailto:?body=tisbody&subject=thisbethesubject
Luke
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Did you mean

<a href="mailto:"></a>
Delan Azabani
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<a href="mailto:?subject=yoursubjecthere&amp;body=yourbodyhere">Share using Email</a>
Brijesh Kapletiya
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You can use mailto in this way

<a href="mailto:user@user.com?subject=Subject&amp;cc=CC&amp;bcc=BCC&amp;body=BODY">Clickme!</a>
Roberto Luis Bisbé
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    The question specifically asked for it without the address, and that HTML is invalid. – Quentin Aug 22 '10 at 08:20
  • They only "invalid" part of the HTML is that your `&` should be `&` although Mr. Dorward is right in saying you didn't actually answer the question posed. – Erik Aug 22 '10 at 08:47