At Wed, 12 Jan 2011 12:28:37 -0700,
Adrian Owen wrote:
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> [1 <text/plain; ISO-8859-1 (7bit)>]
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> Thanks for your response. I think I may have phrased my question poorly. What I have is a link like:
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> [mailto:voicemail@example.com?subject=Save_AAAAAV0AAAB2lSAV]
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> Showing up in wanderlus in the buffer where I read the mailt. I
> believe w3m interprets the html and shows it as text, but passes
> through this mailto: link. It is infrequent that I would follow a
> mail link on the www.
This should do the job:
(defun dmaus/misc/browse-url-mailto-function (mailto)
"*Compose message based on MAILTO.
MAILTO is the string with the mailto: link."
(when (string-match "^mailto:\\([^?]+\\)\\(.*\\)" mailto)
(compose-mail (match-string 1 mailto))))
(setq browse-url-default-browser
(list
(cons "^mailto:"; 'dmaus/misc/browse-url-mailto-function)
(cons "." 'browse-url-default-browser)))
The subject in the link is somehow dropped by browse-url-at-point so
it is not available.
HTH,
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