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Ampersands needs to be encoded to their ISO-equivalents, as they're a special HTML character. If you have PHP code that generates this link, then you'll need to use htmlspecialchars () on it. Otherwise, manually escape them.

You're still technically supposed to encode the & inside urls.  Browsers don't have any issues if you don't though.

 

href="mailto:hello@domain.com?subject=my+subject+here&body=this+is+the+body"

 

would be correct for the validator and with URL encoding.

 

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