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Format Mailto form: removing "+" in body after user submits form
I'm using a primitive mailto action inside a form. When the user clicks submit an outlook e-mail is opened and the Subject and Body is populated. However, The body is populated using a long string using "+" as spaces.. How do I get rid of those "+" so the body appears as the user has entered?
Please don't provide answers on how to use PHP to submit the form myself. I'm given requirements and the business owner wants this mailto form.
When I enter in "This is my subject" and "This is my details details details" and click submit.
the body apperas as follows: case_subject=this+is+my+su bject&case _descripti on=this+is +my+detail s+details+ details&x= 31&y=2
I would like the body to appear as such:
case_subject = this is my subject
case_description = this is my details details details
Thank you
Please don't provide answers on how to use PHP to submit the form myself. I'm given requirements and the business owner wants this mailto form.
When I enter in "This is my subject" and "This is my details details details" and click submit.
the body apperas as follows: case_subject=this+is+my+su
I would like the body to appear as such:
case_subject = this is my subject
case_description = this is my details details details
Thank you
<form id="create_case" METHOD="POST" name="create_case" action="mailto:xxx@xxxx.com?subject=Custom Case Portal">
<div id="log_new_case_title">Log a new case</div>
<div class="case_title">subject</div>
<input type="text" value="" maxlength="10000" size="30" name="case_subject" class="input_support" id="case_subject"/>
<div class="case_title">details</div>
<textarea cols="60" rows="10" name="case_description" class="input_support" id="case_description"></textarea>
<input id="support_submit_button" type="image" src="/html/images/l.png" height=20 width=65 class="button"/>
</form>
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