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Posted by Shelly on 10/12/07 14:32
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote in message
news:8e65d$470f8251$40cba7c7$31027@NAXS.COM...
> Shelly wrote:
>> Thank you very much. That did the trick!
>
> But Shelly forget the CSS, if you are a PHP coder what the hell are you
> doing with "mailto" in links?
If I want to sent a packaged email from the web, or even have the
composition of the text, etc. done in the web app, then I do just as you say
(and have done so before many times). However, this is for a small company
for internal use, and part of the app is to send email to clients not using
this app. I want the app to bring up the sender's own email client and have
the address be in there automatically. They will then write whatever they
want as text for the email. "mailto" does this perfectly, as the users all
have email clients.
Did I misinterpret what you are saying?
Sheldon
>
> <your code>
> <a href="mailto:without1@a.com">without_1 </a>
> <a href="mailto:without2@a.com">without_2</a>
> <a href="mailto:main1@a.com" style="main">main_1 </a>
> <a href="mailto:main2@a.com" style="main">main_2</a>
> </your code>
>
> Tisk-tisk! And what happens to the webmail only folks? Should be at least:
>
> <a href="processing.php?do=without1">without_1 </a>
> <a href="processing.php?do=without2>without_2</a>
> <a href="processing.php?do=main1" style="main">main_1 </a>
> <a href="processing.php?do=main2" style="main">main_2</a
>
> --
> Take care,
>
> Jonathan
> -------------------
> LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
> http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com
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