I use the following code to open a blank email form but I do not know what to use so the suject box is automacticly filled in.<br />
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<A href=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"mailto:[email protected]">emailto:[email protected]</A><br />
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I have 3 different email response links for 3 different subjects and I want to know which one they are responding to without reading the whole email first.<br />
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OH BTW is this the best email code avaiable?<br />
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Thanks<!--content-->mailto:[email protected]?subject=some subject here"<!--content-->Using the "mailto" option is not always the most reliable way to have stuff emailed to you. It relys on the browsers mail client being setup correctly which unfortunately most people do not. You would be better off to use a server side languag to process a form that contained the information you want them to send you. PHP, Perl and ASP are common Server Side languages that are used and are more reliable because they will use the Servers Mail Server to email.<!--content-->
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<A href=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"mailto:[email protected]">emailto:[email protected]</A><br />
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I have 3 different email response links for 3 different subjects and I want to know which one they are responding to without reading the whole email first.<br />
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OH BTW is this the best email code avaiable?<br />
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Thanks<!--content-->mailto:[email protected]?subject=some subject here"<!--content-->Using the "mailto" option is not always the most reliable way to have stuff emailed to you. It relys on the browsers mail client being setup correctly which unfortunately most people do not. You would be better off to use a server side languag to process a form that contained the information you want them to send you. PHP, Perl and ASP are common Server Side languages that are used and are more reliable because they will use the Servers Mail Server to email.<!--content-->