Sometimes we want to add subject and body parameters to an email address, so they get used by the user's mail client to prepopulate the subject and text fields in a newly opened email.
When using the HTML obfuscating method, these parameters get lost.
Use an email of the form foo@example.com?subject=Bar&body=Baz in a text field. Apply the Obfuscate filter. Open the page and you will see only the bare email (foo@example.com).
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|
Show commandsStart within a Git clone of the project using the version control instructions.
Or, if you do not have SSH keys set up on git.drupalcode.org:
changes
Comments
Comment #2
mrshowermanI noticed that the query string is available in the
$extraarray, whose contents are added to the resulting<a>element as HTML attributes. The attached patch fixes the issue by adding the query string to the URL instead and removing it from the array. Also, I noticed a few code inconsistencies introduced by the latest rewrite, which I tried to fix as well.Comment #3
mrshowermanComment #5
mrshowermanI noticed that in the HTML method, there were a few attributes added to the link that aren't valid HTML, like
type="mailto". On the other hand, other valid attributes got lost in thepreandpostkeys that were not processed properly.Created an MR that fixes both on top of the original patch.