Tell a friend script does not add our page address correctly

you need to take the space out between "thistle" and "large.html" and it will work just fine for ya

Hi Blackhawkpowers, thank you for responding to this post.

If I take the space out is this not the same as changing the page name, which I don't want to do because of obvious reasons.

I know I should have thought a bit more about the structure of my website in the begining but it's easy to say that after the fact.

Is there any other way without taking out the space.

I want the "Tell a friend" to use the persons own email client and not a form, maybe you know of another way to do this.

Thanks

Peter

Hi again

Can I change the code to just include the homepage URL instead of the page the the sender in actually on, Iknow it is not exactly what I wanted but I suppose it is a bit better than getting a link in the email that does not work.

Below is the code I am using

<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</script>

Place this code between the tags

Tell
a friend:

Appreciate any help here.

Peter

if you want the link to open up a new email in the users email client the code is <a href="mailto: [email protected]"> My email </a>
or you can just fix the link by replacing it with http://www.cakesbyann.co.uk/thistle%20large.htm sorry for the delay with that responce I was sleeping:D I'm not sure i understand your last question but hopefully these other solutions fix your issue if not just post again.

Thanks for the help, I decided to direct each link in the email to the homepage or certain category pages and let the user browse the individual pages from there.

It's better than a link that won't work, just neet to find out how to tidy up each page, I don't like the thought of the bots having to wade through all this code before reaching the content, any ideas welcome.

Regards

Peter