E-mail a webpage - I challenge you
Here is what I'm looking for a script to help me to do. I pray that someone can offer help.
I have an HTML webpage that is dynamically created (based on form input from a previous page) for verification purposes...call it verify.html. I want to then offer two choices to the user:
1. User needs to make a change - hit back button to return to form.
2. Submit as is - in which case I want to e-mail the webpage by hitting a submit button.
Here's the twist....When option 2 is selected (button is pushed), I'm looking for some script that will open an e-mail window with the to: address pre-populated and the HTML document verify.html contained as an attachment.
How do I do this? I challenge you to show me the way.
jackchen posted this at 11:59 — 14th April 2000.
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???
Is this a challenge? I thought you're looking for help.
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johnnyboy posted this at 15:46 — 14th April 2000.
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jsirwin,
Why don't you just have the form contents (answers) mailed to you from a CGI script (i.e. FormMail.pl) instead of an HTML page. All you really need is the answers to the questions you asked, right? Seems like too much work to me, to e-mail the entire HTML page.
Of course I could be completely wrong.
John
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ROB posted this at 05:06 — 15th April 2000.
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this is what you should do...
in your dynamically created verify.html include all the form data you want to collect in hidden tags
ie : <input type=hidden name=who value=me>
that way the user can go back and edit whatever if he/she wants to, but if he submits all his info is sent to your script which emails it to you.
So, what did i win?
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