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Private message link with subject filled in?

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mikesherov

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Hello Moderators,

I was wondering if there was a variable you can throw into the get string of a new PM to automagically fill in the PM subject? I know the get string is as follows:

private.php?do=newpm&userid=59227&t=84844

userid= will fill in which user to send to.
t= will fill in the subject with "Re:" and whatever the title of that thread id is.

is there something like:

s=
or
subject= to fill in what the subject should be?


Thanks for you help on this.

-Mike
 
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giant, please reread my post... I was inquiring if there was a variable that I do not now about that you can throw into the get string of a new pm to automatically have whatever subject you want filled in...

i.e.
private.php?do=newpm&userid=59227&subject=custom private message title

which would take you to a screen with my name filled out as the user to send to, and the title already filled in as "custom private message title"?

If this already exists, what is the variable? If this doesn't exist, that's fine to... I wast just wondering.
 
So I can put a link in my threads that says:

click here to add yourself to my mailing list and be notified when names like this go up for sale. If I can have the subject already filled out, it's less work for them, and less work for me sorting through my PM box for requests.

Just wondering if this is possible.

This is sort of the equivalent of:

"mailto:[email protected]"

vs.

"mailto:[email protected]?subject=add me to the list"
 
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