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Re: JavaScript and e-mail
That's a good idea, now how do I get the value of the fields into the body
of the e-amil document?
>>It would be real handy to be able to construct and send email from within
>>JavaScript. I can't see andy way to do this right now. Such a system would
>>avoid a whole lot of CGI trouble when it comes to submitting form. for
>>examaple a script could take the value of the fields, place those values
>>into the body of a message and send it to an address all without ever
>>having to go back to the server.
>>If this can be done I would like to know how.
>Hmm.. Perhaps you could try changing the window's location URL(I think it
>is .href) to a mailto URL.. or you could set the form's action to a mailto...
><form name="whatever" method=POST action="mailto:user@domain";>
> ...
> ...
></form>
>This may not work.. but it is worth a try.
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