I haven't tried that, but there's nothing keeping you from putting the a href="mailto:" code in the template itself if you wanted. Give that a shot and see if it works. I hope to be able to try it here shortly.

Did you ever find an answer or figure this out? I'm looking to accomplish exactly this. I get the mailto: link to run and open in Outlook but the email address is blank.

Regards,

Kyle

In the profile cards, Admin or host can only see a user's Email address with the following code below. Logged in usersjust can't see email in the profile cards. This is frustrating. Why is it that Host and Admin can see Email() and not registered/ logged in users?

<li class="mdEmail">

<a data-bind="attr: { href: 'mailto:' + Email(), title: Email }, text : Email">

<span data-bind="text: Email"></span></a>

 </li> 

I would like to replace Email() with a custom profile property I've created that works on the users's profile page such as OfficeEmail() but that only breaks the profile card template resulting in an empty directory. How can I inject a custom profile property replacing Email() with OfficeEmail() below?

Now for the user's profile page I have two custom email fields to appear with a mailto: link with the following:

<li data-bind="visible: OfficeEmail().length > 0"><span><strong>Office Email: </strong></span><a href="mailto:[PROFILE:OFFICEEMAIL]" class="profOfficeEmail" data-bind="attr: { title: OfficeEmail(), mailto:OfficeEmail() }" ><span data-bind="text: OfficeEmail()"></span></a></li>

<li data-bind="visible: AlternateEmail().length > 0"><span><strong>AlternateEmail: </strong></span><a href="mailto:[PROFILE:ALTERNATEEMAIL]" class="profAlternateEmail" data-bind="attr: { title: AlternateEmail(), mailto:AlternateEmail() }" ><span data-bind="text: AlternateEmail()"></span></a></li>

Hope this helps for anybody working with membership and profile properties. Any break throughs with the profile cards, please, please let me know.

Regards,

Kyle