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smalldeath
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Posted: 02 April 2016 at 1:43am | IP Logged Quote smalldeath

Hi!

Is there a way to create for example, a direct link to a new compose window with preloaded destination and/or subject?

I'm trying to add "special" links to my webapp, and I want to create direct-link, passed trough GET vars, ie: domain.com/emailafterlogic/compose?to=hello@world.com&subject=Info%20about%20service

I haven't problems with E-mail login integration.

I hope somebody can help me, please

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Posted: 04 April 2016 at 2:46am | IP Logged Quote Alex
Hi,

You can compose the desirable link in the following way:

WEBMAIL_URL/#single-compose/to/mailto:test-to@test.com?subject=test-subject&cc=test-cc@test.com&body=test-body

Everything beyond 'mailto' in this link must be URL-encoded (this also concerns all the special characters like ':','?','&'), so the resulting link will be like the following one:

WEBMAIL_URL/#single-compose/to/mailto%3Atest-to%40test.com%3Fsubject%3Dtest-subject%26cc%3Dtest-cc%40test.com%26body%3Dtest-body

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Posted: 05 April 2016 at 8:51pm | IP Logged Quote smalldeath
It works! thanks :)
Alex wrote:
Hi,

You can compose the desirable link in the following way:

WEBMAIL_URL/#single-compose/to/mailto:test-to@test.com?subject=test-subject&cc=test-cc@test.com&body=test-body

Everything beyond 'mailto' in this link must be URL-encoded (this also concerns all the special characters like ':','?','&'), so the resulting link will be like the following one:

WEBMAIL_URL/#single-compose/to/mailto%3Atest-to%40test.com%3Fsubject%3Dtest-subject%26cc%3Dtest-cc%40test.com%26body%3Dtest-body

Regards,
Alex
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