See below for my style
Use <base target="_parent"> tag as shown below
| Char | Name | Entity | Decimal | Hex |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| … | Horizontal Ellipse | … | … | … |
| ü | u with umlaut | ü | ü |
| Type | Example | Code |
|---|---|---|
| Button | ||
| Check Box |
Check 2 |
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| Password |
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| Radio Button |
Choice B |
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| Select[1] |
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| Select[2] |
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| Text |
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Default Character set is UNICODE, so if you put this "唖" in a page you get this "唖" (assuming you have a japanese char set installed on your machine)
http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-doc-charset.htmlLots of special chars: http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/html-spec/html-spec_13.html
NOTE: the maximum length for the mailto string is 256 chars
To 1 person: <a href="mailto:a@b.com">to a@b.com</a> To 2 people: <a href="mailto:a@b.com;c@d.com">to 2 people</a> To 2 people with a subject: <a href="mailto:a@b.com;c@d.com?subject=about jane">to 2 people</a> To 2 people with a subject and body: <a href="mailto:a@b.com;c@d.com?subject=about jane&body=This text is the body">to 2 people</a> With a subject and body, but the user must set who it is to: <a href="mailto:?subject=about jane&body=This text is the body">to 2 people</a> To 2 people with a subject and body, with cc and bcc: <a href="mailto:a@b.com;c@d.com?subject=about jane&cce@f.com&bccg@h.com">to 2 people</a>
<FORM method="post" action="mailto:noone@snai1mai1.com" enctype="text/plain"> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="email"> <-- Multiple subjects are concatinated together, seperated by a comma --> <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="subject" VALUE="web_monitor"> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="subject"> (rest of form content) </FORM>