Eric,
I am by no means an expert on the MailTo syntax, but I do have notes I saved for myself. This should get you going. The following should be in a formula rich text field:
var text Subject =
"Enter Subject Line Text here " & [Add Fields If Desired] ;
var text File = URLRoot() & "up/" & Dbid() & "/a/r" & [Record ID#] & "/e57/v0"; //use this if you want to include a file link
var text Body =
URLEncode("Enter text for body here")
& "%0A%0A" //THIS IS A LINE BREAK PLUS SKIPS A LINE
& URLEncode("Company Name: " & [Company Name]) // EXAMPLE OF HOW TO ENTER TEXT AND A FIELD
& "%0D%0A" //THIS IS A LINE BREAK, DOES NOT SKIP A LINE
& URLEncode("File Link: " & $File)
& "%0A%0A"
& URLEncode("QuickBase Link: " & [Link Field]));
var text Email = "mailto:Fakename@fakeemail.com" //WHAT EMAILS ARE IN THE TO LINE
& "?cc=fakenametwo@fakeemail.com" //EMAILS IN THE CC LINE
& "&subject=" & URLEncode($Subject) //NOTE: If you remove the cc line, then add a ? ie: & "?subject=" & URLEncode($Subject)
& "&body=" & $Body;
//Final Note: The first line after mail to should have a '?' and NO "&". This indicates everything following is being set.
"<a href="
& $Email
& ">" & "Create Email" & "</a>"
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Mike Tamoush
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