Yes you can

    mailto:?body=tisbody&amp;subject=thisbethesubject

Did you mean

    &lt;a href=&quot;mailto:&quot;&gt;&lt;/a&gt;

    &lt;a href=&quot;mailto:?subject=yoursubjecthere&amp;amp;body=yourbodyhere&quot;&gt;Share using Email&lt;/a&gt;

You can use mailto in this way

    &lt;a href=&quot;mailto:user@user.com?subject=Subject&amp;amp;cc=CC&amp;amp;bcc=BCC&amp;amp;body=BODY&quot;&gt;Clickme!&lt;/a&gt;

My application needs to run some scripts, and I must be sure that the user running them is an administrator... What is the best way of doing this using C#?

Check if the current user is administrator

What is the relationship between a CUDA core, a streaming multiprocessor and the CUDA model of blocks and threads?

What gets mapped to what and what is parallelized and how? and what is more efficient, maximize the number of blocks or the number of threads?

----------
My current understanding is that there are 8 cuda cores per multiprocessor. and that every cuda core will be able to execute one cuda block at a time. and all the threads in that block are executed serially in that particular core.

Is this correct?

Streaming multiprocessors, Blocks and Threads (CUDA)

How do you properly construct a mailto: link without the part.
`mailto:someaddress@example.com? `
I dont want the address and just want whats in the parameters afterward to be filled in through the mailto.

How do you create a mailto: link without the (to) part

<p>How do you properly construct a mailto: link without the part.
<code>mailto:someaddress@example.com? </code>
I dont want the address and just want whats in the parameters afterward to be filled in through the mailto.</p>


How to get a Bitmap object from an Uri (if I succeed to store it in 
`/data/data/MYFOLDER/myimage.png` or `file///data/data/MYFOLDER/myimage.png`) to use it in my application?

Does anyone have an idea on how to accomplish this?

How to get Bitmap from an Uri?

Lately I saw **working** code-blocks like this:

    &lt;script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot; src=&quot;//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js&quot;&gt;&lt;/script&gt;


And according to RFC 2396 (URI Syntax) and RFC 2616 (HTTP 1.1) these URI starting with two slashes are valid, but unfortunately the RFCs don&#39;t really explain them.

Can anyone point me to a resource which explains how browsers will/should/do process these URIs?


URI starting with two slashes ... how do they behave?

The differences between the various HTTP 3XX redirect codes are not clear to me.  Yes, I&#39;ve read the spec, but there seems to be some discrepancy between the standard and actual practice here.

The `301` redirect code seems clear enough: This means the resource was permanently moved to another URI, and future requests should use that URI.

And the `307` redirect code also seems clear: it means the redirect is temporary, and future requests should still use the original URI.

But I can&#39;t tell what the difference is between `302` and `303`, or why either of them are really different from `301`.  It seems that `302` was originally intended to be a *temporary* redirect, (like `307`), but in practice, most browsers treated it like a `303`.  But what&#39;s the difference between a `303` and a `301`?  Is `301` supposed to mean the redirect is *more* permanent?



Difference between HTTP redirect codes

I have been trying to get the URI path for an asset file. 

    uri = Uri.fromFile(new File(&quot;//assets/mydemo.txt&quot;));

When I check if the file exists I see that file doesn&#39;t exist
                         
   

    File f = new File(filepath);
    if (f.exists() == true) {
        Log.e(TAG, &quot;Valid :&quot; + filepath);
    } else {
        Log.e(TAG, &quot;InValid :&quot; + filepath);
    }

Can some one tell me how I can mention the absolute path for a file existing in the asset folder


How to get URI from an asset File?

How do you check that a uri string is valid (that you can feed it to the Uri constructor)?

So far I only have the following but for obvious reasons I&#39;d prefer a less brute way:

        Boolean IsValidUri(String uri)
        {
            try
            {
                new Uri(uri);
                return true;
            }
            catch
            {
                return false;
            }
        }

I tried Uri.IsWellFormedUriString but it doesn&#39;t seem to like everything that you can throw at the constructor. For example:

    String test = @&quot;C:\File.txt&quot;;
    Console.WriteLine(&quot;Uri.IsWellFormedUriString says: {0}&quot;, Uri.IsWellFormedUriString(test, UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute));
    Console.WriteLine(&quot;IsValidUri says: {0}&quot;, IsValidUri(test));

The output will be:

    Uri.IsWellFormedUriString says: False
    IsValidUri says: True

**Update/Answer**

The Uri constructor uses kind Absolute by default. This was causing a discrepancy when I tried using Uri.TryCreate and the constructor. You do get the expected outcome if you match the UriKind for both the constructor and TryCreate.


How to check that a uri string is valid

I want visitors to be able to click on (or copy) an email address directly on my webpage. However, if I could make it (a little bit) harder for bots and other crawlers to get said email address and register it in a spam list, it would be awesome.

I found different ways of doing this (i.e. encoding mailto HTML links), either with JavaScript or in pure HTML, but what do you guys recommend ? The JavaScript techniques seem more complicated, but this may potentially affect users that have it turned off, and legit crawlers like Google.

On the other hand, the HTML one seems a bit basic, the bot writers should have figured it out by now...

Should I bother at all doing this, or will the spammers get my email anyway ? I know that antispam filters are getting better and better, but if I can do something more to slow spammers down, I will.

How to spamproof a mailto link?

I&#39;d like to invoke a [mailto][1] link from JavaScript - that is I&#39;d like a method that allows me to open the email client on the users PC, exactly as if they had clicked on a normal mailto link.

How can I do this?

  [1]: http://www.ianr.unl.edu/internet/mailto.html

Invoke / click a mailto link with JQuery / JavaScript

Is it possible to set the subject/content of email when I use mailto:?

Can I set subject/content of email using mailto:?

I have a couple of `mailto` links in a HTML document.

    &lt;a href=&quot;mailto:etc...&quot;&gt;

Can I insert HTML formatted body in the `mailto:` part of the `href`?

    &lt;a href=&quot;mailto:me@me.com?subject=Me&amp;body=&lt;b&gt;ME&lt;/b&gt;&quot;&gt;Mail me&lt;/a&gt;

Note that (2016) in iOS, it is perfectly fine to add `&lt;i&gt;` and `&lt;b&gt;` tags for simple italic, bold formatting.

mailto link with HTML body

I want to open a new outlook mail template with the &#39;To address&#39; whenever a user clicks an image. I have return my code in a html page(linked with the image), whenever it loads the javascript should open a new mail template. But the functionality is not working. Kindly let me know what is wrong in my code.


    body onLoad=&quot;redirect()&quot;
    
    script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;
       
    function redirect() 
    
          var email = &quot;xyz@something.com&quot;
          var mailto_link = &#39;mailto:&#39; + email
          window = window.open(mailto_link, &#39;emailWindow&#39;)
          if (window &amp;&amp; window.open &amp;&amp; !window.closed)         
              window.close()

        
       





Content Type	Original Author	Original Content on Stackoverflow
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Solution 4 - Uri	Roberto Luis Bisbé	View Answer on Stackoverflow

How do you create a mailto: link without the (to) part

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