Adam said:
<FORM action="mailto:
[email protected]">
First: they want you to replace "(e-mail address removed)" with your email
address. Second: this depends on the user having a properly configured
email program installed. It will popup the user's email program (if
one exists) and he will have to send it. Third: you won't get the
values of name and email.
The only way to do this reliably is with server-side processing. ASP
(IIS only, can be coded in VB Script or Javascript), Perl, or Java EE
or .Net for more complex stuff. Not all hosters allow server-side
processing, it depends on the hoster and on how much you pay.
That was the code i found on:
http://web-source.net/html_codes_chart.htm The
side just shows a couple of easy and basic HTML commands theres also
JavaScripts and stuff. Feel free to check it out.
They're showing you how to do client-side stuff, and that's very good.
But forms usually need server-side processing.
All of which is outside the scope of this group.