not to sound newbieish but how would one implement the mailto command for an email link?
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= Derek
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Re: mailto question
If you really want to add functionality try
file.open mailto:[email protected]?Subject = Test subject line
It automatically opens an email with an automatic subject line and the user only has to type in their mesasge. I use this so the user can guage how many people send in emails from the CD rom (See how successful the CD is....)
I actually have an add on question though, I can't figure out how to add a body to the message with line breaks to separate the info (For example sending responses from edit fields....) If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it. Or if the email will automatically attach the text file that I know how to write the details to....If you can read this, i have yet to write a witty and imaginative signature.... sorry...
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File Open:
mailto:[email protected]?Subject=whatev er%20&Body=%Yourinformation%%0D%0A%moreinforma tion%%0D%0A%evenmoreinformation%
The %information% would of course be from your Variables. This should work for ya! Any one else see a mess-up here let me know. :-)
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Good one, Bruce. %0D% and %0A% translate to carriage return and line feed. They're the ASCII codes for those characters, in hexadecimal format.
0D = 13 decimal
0A = 10 decimal
--[[ Indigo Rose Software Developer ]]
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You people!
Gods among mere mortals!!!!
Also managed to figure out that the switch is %0D for a return alone (without a % on the other side) and I don't need the %0A if I want to have a piece of specific text rather than a variable.
You guys!!!! OUTSTANDING! How did the world survive without this program and you people?!?!?!If you can read this, i have yet to write a witty and imaginative signature.... sorry...
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Oops, yeah that was a brain fart in my post...too used to writing the trailing % sign for variables. [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/smile.gif[/img] It definitely should only be %0D and %0A, not %0D% or %0A% as I incorrectly wrote above.
Kudos for figuring that out, CelticDragon.--[[ Indigo Rose Software Developer ]]
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go banana, go banana . . . .TJ-Tigger
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