I been searching for this technique and havent had any luck. I have found code that pre fills subject and body but nothing on including links in the body of the email using mailto:

Can anyone post this code if they have?

Thanks

might it by that this post belong in Javascript?

I was googling about this for you and I found this piece of code:

<a href="mailto:manish@simplygraphix.com?subject=Feedback for 
webdevelopersnotes.com&body=The Tips and Tricks section is 
great">Send me an email</a>

I found this code here:
http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/ti...html_tips.php3

That is very close but what I am looking to achieve is to embed an <a href> link in in the body of the email.

For example:

<a href="http://www.mylink.com">Click here to go to page</a>

Is this possible?

I am not sure you will be able to embed a link into a mailto tag. I think most email clients will show the raw code. You could do something like this:

<a href="mailto:address@wmail.com?subject=Email Subject goes here&body=visit my site at http://www.mylink.com">Send me an email</a>

The recipient should be able to click on that link once the email has been sent.

I thought that might be my only solution. Thanks anyways.

You just insert the URL in the body text and most email client software spot and activate them as real links.

you must sent the mail with HTML headers.. and you can use A, TABLE and others

The mailto: method is a very bad technique for sending mail over the internet. It bothers users with modern browsers, and opens email addresses to exploits from spammers. I much prefer server side code to send mail through a form.

I agree