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url encoding a mail to link in PHP
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<?php | |
$URL = "mailto:?subject=Is this a test message!"; | |
$url_var = $URL; | |
//explode it and if it has a '?' it means it must have URL Parameters | |
if(count($mail_split = explode('?', $URL))>1) | |
{ | |
//if for some reason there's more than one '?' then we'll just add the exploded parts to the second part | |
$mail_params = $mail_split[1]; | |
for($i=2; $i<count($mail_split); $i++) | |
{ | |
$mail_params .= '?'.$mail_split[$i]; | |
} | |
$final_mail_params = array(); | |
//break up the parameters into the $output array | |
parse_str($mail_params, $output); | |
foreach($output as $key => &$value) | |
{ | |
//reform each key value pair but with a now url encoded value | |
$final_mail_params[] = $key.'='.urlencode($value); | |
} | |
//make the string with all the key value pairs joined by & | |
$final_mail_params_string = implode('&', $final_mail_params); | |
//stick the original start of the mailto url back with the new encoded parameters | |
$url_var = $mail_split[0].'?'.$final_mail_params_string; | |
} | |
echo $url_var."\n"; | |
?> |
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