(moved here from fop-user) > -----Original Message----- > From: thealy@decaresystems.ie [mailto:thealy@decaresystems.ie] > I'm putting an email link into my pdf using teh following > fop syntax in my xsl... > E-mail: <fo:basic-link external-destination="mailto:info@xxxx.com"> > info@xxxx.com</fo:basic-link> > > Clicking on the link in the created PDF brings up an email > client ok but it also brings up a browser which tries to > access the url 'mailto:info@securiandental.com'. I have verified this. Indeed 0.20.5 opens up a browser, and so does HEAD. I can't seem to find *any* reference to this in the PDF Specification, but apparently iText succeeds in adding 'mailto:' links that perform the correct action. We'll definitely have to have a look at how iText handles these (when we have some spare-time)
Follow-up on fop-user leads to the conclusion that PDF form fields should be used for this. Consider possibility of incorporating the required code from Florian Hecht's PDF Forms FO extension: http://wwwstud.ira.uka.de/~s_hecht/
Tested and fixed in FOP Trunk
batch transition pre-FOP1.0 resolved+fixed bugs to closed+fixed