RE: doctype declaration

> > i thought that the mailto link should now look like this:
> > <A href="mailto:%W" target="_blank">%w</A>
> > where %w is still the plain cache admin's email address as
> > specified in squid.conf and %W the email address + additional data:
> >
> > mailto:admin@some.net?subject=CacheErrMsg&data1=data1%0D%0Adata2=data2
> >
> > where data1, data2 etc. are the different pieces that each can be
> > set to "on" (include in the emailbody _if_ available) or "off" in
> > squid.conf
>
> Sure, seems interesting.
> You have to beware to any possible limitations in the size of URLs
> of this kind though. Are there any?

haven't come across any info about a limit yet but it's likely
that there is one. i'll search for that.

> Don't limit yourself to mailto's though. Provide the possibility to have
> a form with hidden fields containing that info and a simple button
> "push here to send a report to tech-support".

sounds good since this way the error data cannot be changed so
easily but maybe this would be too much for the default error docs?
one could set an identifier in the error docs, e.g.
<!-- submit form -->
which then, if the appropriate option in squid.conf is enabled, is
replaced by the html code for this submit form (errorpage.c).

this would require that squid parses the error docs, this feature
is needed for the meta tags anyway to include the correct
charset in the content-type header.
i have no idea of how that would work in c though... is here any
developer that would like to help out here?

regards,
 C.L.

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