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Posted by Oli Filth on 06/12/27 11:16
Yogi_Bear_79 wrote:
> Why would you assume Outlook Express? Mailto: works with Outlook as well. I
> understand the caveats of using MAILTO: however since this is a stand alone
> .chm help file, I really do not see any other alternatives at this point.
> This is not a web page on a server, therefore, no server side to support.
You can still use a server to do this.
e.g. in a page in your .chm file (assuming .chm format deals with forms,
I don't know anything about it):
<FORM action="http://example.com/your_script.php" method="POST">
<INPUT type="hidden" name="address" value="someone@example.net">
...
</FORM>
Then your_script.php can sit on your server and deal with incoming form
details, sending out e-mails as necessary.
> The original question is still at hand, what syntax is used to use XML as a
> source in place of the hard coded e-mail addresses in a MAILTO statement
>
> <form
> action="mailto:email1@public.com?&cc=email2@public.com&subject=HelpTicket"
> method="post" enctype="text/plain" >
>
>
What do you mean by "using XML as a source"? What is this XML source?
There is no HTML syntax to "retrieve" data from somewhere, that's not
something that HTML does. You could probably do this with Javascript.
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Oli
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