how to get a '?' in the body of a mailto: statement?

[satre]

Here's a toughy. Can't seem to find it. I'm trying to simply put a question mark at the end of a question I have in the body of an email generated from a mailto: link. Here's the code:

$bodyheader = "Dear $coordinator, could you please forward to Mr. $director? Thanks!%0d
------------------------------------------------------------%0d
%0d";
echo "<a href='mailto:$addressee&from=$myemail&subject=subject%20is%20$subject&body=
$bodyheader
Dear Mr. $director,%0d
%0d

 

So, works great except when there is a question mark (as above) in $bodyheader, it won't echo anything past that. If I put in a period (.) all is AOK. I had to use the "%0d" to make a carriage return, anybody know what to put in for a question mark? I already tried the html escape "?" and that does not work.

 

Thanks for your help!

-Satre

[satre]

Arrgh! I just found it! Sorry for the trouble. You use this: %3F

 

Does anyone know a reference where to find all the character codes for mailto links?

[phporcaffeine]

$bodyheader = "Dear $coordinator, could you please forward to Mr. $director\? Thanks!%0d

 

 

 

------------------------------------------------------------%0d

 

 

 

%0d";

[andrewgauger]

Space %20

# %23

$ %24

% %25

& %26

@ %40

' %60

/ %2F

: %3A

; %3B

< %3C

= %3D

> %3E

? %3F

[ %5B

\ %5C

] %5D

^ %5E

{ %7B

| %7C

} %7D

~ %7E

[oni-kun]

 

$questionmark = '%' . ord("?");

[teamatomic]

ascii characters

http://www.asciitable.com/

 

 

HTH

Teamatomic