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2,183 Pointsmailto: is not working
I'm trying but its not working. I have windows 7 ultimate 64 bit installed. I'm using chrome browser. I have tried it in workspace as well as in a text editor too. its still not working. I tried to find the solution on Stackoverflow.com. I found people with same problem, but no one has the solution. Whatever they are suggesting is just not working. If someone is using windows 7, please try it with chrome browser and Do let me know if it works or not.
3 Answers
Jeffrey Libatique
6,701 PointsI got it working. Just open your email account and on the address bar you will see an icon (it's like a diamond) before the bookmark (star icon). Click it and you will be prompted to select 1 on the 3 options. I don't know if this will work for you but it did work for me.
Ricky Fleming
3,367 Pointsemailto:
is the incorrect HTML markup.
Try mailto:
.
Dev Chaturvedi
2,183 PointsSorry, It was my mistake. I typed it wrong in this question. I've used mailto: in my code. It doesn't work. huh
Callum Anderson
8,837 PointsThis might sound obvious but it's worth checking - do you have an email application installed on your computer? A quick way to check (in Windows) is to right-click on a file and "Send" to a mail recipient. If you don't have an email application installed (I don't - I'm on Windows 8), Windows will tell you at this point.
Callum Anderson
8,837 PointsCallum Anderson
8,837 PointsJeffrey - which OS and email application? You shouldn't need to open the email application manually, that's the point of it. It should open automatically for you.