I am writing a script that allows the user to send a simple email to our admin officer. the problem is that the email gets sent but when you read it you would see a bunch of those " " incorporated inside the email. How do I get rid of these tags and convert them into breaks? I tried replace " " with "<br/>" and it still doesnt do anything?
View 2 RepliesIs it possible to create a page (with javascipt) that will send an email to the "me" but the user can't see the destination email address? Im wondering if I can do the "party" with Javascript without using some server page like PHP.
View 1 Replies View RelatedSo I have a new window document write which outputs all my data after validation into a new window, I have tried to write a button which will (when clicked) send that information to an email address. here is my code so far. i spent about 2 hours checking and playing around looking for errors couldnt find any. I think the problem is the function EmailForm and function subwrite. Is a button written into a new window a common thing to do? or is there another simpler way, however i want the user to be able to check to see if there data is valid and then click to send the email.
<HTML>
<!--learn to program through JavaScript-->
<mymerch.HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> mymerch </TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript>
//declaringvariables
var firname;
var surname;
[Code]...
Last week after much searching, I found the answer to my problem in
this newsgroup. I can't find the thread from which I got my solution,
but I wanted to report back what worked.
When the site visitor fills out the form and submits it, this calls a
rather ordinary asp script like formmail.asp that sends the emails and
displays a "thank you" web page. At the very end of my "thank you" web
page I placed the following:
<script type="text/javascript">
location.href="FileToDownload.exe"
</script>
This causes the file download to get triggered, and asks the user if
they want to save the file. In limited testing this appears to work
fine in both Firefox and IE.
Im using the old nopcard scripts on my site. It does every thing right except it does not send a Email to my to my email adres. I dont know how to correct this because i dont know Javascript. I include the script if anybody know how to alter it so that it will send the info to my email adres as well.
The checkout.pl script :
Two JS questions:1. Is there a way to check (using JS only) if the user have local admin privileges on the local machine?2. Is there a way to check (using JS only) if office 2007 or office 2007 compatibility pack is installed on the local machine?
View 5 Replies View RelatedLooking for a good tutorial on how to use jQuery to read email sent tomy site's email address, and how to send email through my site'semail. Basically, how to construct the server email portion of
View 11 Replies View RelatedIt is possible send an email using Javascript.. If yes.. the how..?
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow do I use JavaScript code to automatically send an email from a HTML form? The user enters his/her name and email address, clicks Send button and the details should be automatically sent to the recipient.
View 1 Replies View RelatedCan i send an email from JavaScript? Is it possible? If yes please the
code to send email using javascript...
send page by email displays everything in my page including hidden elements, is there a way to avoid this?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI was wondering if there's way to send a variable's value to my email.
View 11 Replies View RelatedAfter remembering that you can bypass any MAILFORM skulduggery by just putting 'mailto' in the form code along with your address, I've come up with the idea that it might just be possible to take the contents of each field and then write out an HTML page using that info and maybe have a few picture links alongside using Javascript and its variables.
If you don't understand, I'm thinking about e-cards. I do not have access to any CGI or ASP or anything on my host (it's free, though not Xoom or anything). Therefore I'd like to write an HTML email including a greeting and picture directly from a form after gathering the visitor's send details and greeting.
I am programatically trying to send multiple emails from within javascript code. The problem I am having is as follows:
- In one try - I am using window.location="mailto:"+emailList - this works great if it only needs to generate 1 email, but I am doing it in a loop. when it loops through the 2nd time, it does not create a 2nd email
- In a 2nd try - I am using window.open("mailto:"+emailList - this does open multiple emails, but it also opens multiple windows.
I am trying to find a way to either not have the windows open (only the multiple emails) or automatically close the extra windows. I am including my code below - note - the window.location try is listed, but commented out.
if (emailListArray.length > jsNumEmails) {
var j=1;
for (var i=0; i<emailListArray.length; i++) {
partialEmailList = partialEmailList + ";" + emailListArray[i];
if (j == jsNumEmails) {
//window.location="mailto:"+partialEmailList;
window.open("mailto:"+partialEmailList, "temp", "height=5, width=5, top=0, left=0");
j = 0;
partialEmailList = "";
} //if
j++;
}//for
}
// if anything left in the partial list, then send that separately
if (partialEmailList != "")
{
//window.location="mailto:"+partialEmailList;
window.open("mailto:"+partialEmailList, "temp", "height=5, width=5, top=0, left=0");
}
I would an script to give a free PDF as a gift:
1. get an email on a box on my website (like the newsletter subscriptions)
2. send an email to subscriber, with a confirmation url
3. after confirmation, the user will receive a new email, getting a PDF to download (from my localhost, but encoding the url)
I created an extension for firefox that acts as a bookmarklet for
Gmail, Yahoo, and all standalone clients (via the mailto function).
Upon clickin on the toolbar-button it will send a user the the title
and url in the subject line and body respectively.
Recently, I've been bombarded with emails on adding a feature which
will allow the user to send the page as it is displayed (none of the
coding).
I;ve been researching for a couple of days now and I've come up with
nothing.
I know in IE 5.5+ they have a feature that does this but no one seems
to know how to emulate this feature.
I thought there might be somethign along the lines of
"content.document.*" like there is for the title fo a document,
"content.document.title".....
I want to send form data to given email id, I'm using mailto:ur@mail.com, but it doesn't working it dirsctly goes to localSystem A/C i.e outlook.. Code:
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am trying to give uses the ability to email a web page in addition to print the pages but I cannot get the web page to post as the body of the email.
Here is what the print function looks like:
And here is where I stand on the email the page(not just a link to the page)
The above work great if I want to send a link to the page. How do I amend the above so that the the mail_str = contentWindow html?
And do I need to do make other changes to format the email as html rather than text?
My HTML:
<form action="mail.php" class="contactForm" name="cform" method="post">
<div class="left">
<h1>Insurance Details</h1>[code]....
thank you message loads in a new page. BUt if I delete this line: var gender = document.getElementsById('gender'); The form run properly, when submit button is click, it will hide the forms and replace by a thank you message but problem is the data send in the email is not the right value eg. in Gender: I select Female. BUt I receive Male as value. Why is that?for live demo: http:[url]....for full Script Code: http:[url].....
The purpose of these scripts are to allow you to send forms using javascript. If your server doesn't support scripting languages like php or perl, or if you are unfamiliar with those languages, then this is an easy alternative for you.
When you send a form using the mailto: command, the data gets sent using the post method and in the process gets reformatted. When you receive the form data in your email it will contain hexadecimal characters, spaces will be replaced with + signs, and each value will be separated by an & sign.
You have two options when sending a form with javascript. Either you can reformat the data before it's sent. Thereby creating an email that is legible upon receiving it. Or you can reformat the data after you receive the email. I have posted both methods on this page.
Option 1: REFORMAT AFTER
Create your form using the following syntax:
<form name="NameOfYourForm" method="post" action="mailto:yourname@yourdomain.com">
<!-- your input tags go here -->
<input type="submit" value="Send">
</form>
Then download the attachment to this post. Open the file in your web browser. When you receive the email containing the form data, just select it all and copy it. Then paste the data into the "hexadecimal value" box. Click decode to convert it to ascii. Then click split to remove +'s and to split data onto multiple lines. Use the "add html" checkbox to make the output viewable in your web browser.
NOTE:
The first input tag that you use in your form will become the <title> if you use the html option. So if your first input tag is name="Name" value="Joe Smith" then the html title will appear as <title>Name: Joe Smith</title>.
I have a requirement to send an Email thru Javascript in HTML format. PFA Attached sample EMail HTML. Requirements are
* Make sure we use Times NEw Roman size 10 font for the message text
* Make sure we BOLD the text value..
I know it's achievable only thru some HTML identifying logic or use of some HTML tags inside javascript like document.write etc..but even after trying my best available options i couldnt achieve the same..
I am pasting a sample EMail HTML, and if you can edit it n send to me back with sample code how to send EMail in HTML format using Javasscript, it would be of immense help
If its not feasible, plz also reply back so that I could go back to Customer and tell that its not feasible. Code:
I want to be able to send data store in JavaScript variable to my email account.
I have tried using mailto: command and for some reason it doesn't work.
I am a Javascript newbie and I'm trying to implement a very simple form validation function, but for some reason it won't work. I must be doing something fundamentally wrong here. Maybe somebody can hint me into the right direction? My code looks like so:
function validate_form ()
{
valid = true;
var re = new RegExp();
re.compile("[A-Za-z0-9._-]+@[^.]+..+");
if ((document.form.author_name.value == "")
|| (document.form.author_email.value == "")
|| (!re.test(document.form.author_email.value))
|| (document.form.author_message.value == ""))
{
alert ("Please fill in all required fields.");
valid = false;
}
return valid;
}
The tricky bit is the email validation using the regular expression. Apart from that it all works.
I am building a firefox plugin which customizes Google Mail. I want a feature in it to automatically send email by a event raised by my plugin. This feature is required when I am on compose page but I don't want the user to hit the Send button.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am trying to do a simple email validation for a form with javascript that doesn't seem to work. I have tried pasting it into both the head and body of my html document. I have also tried unsuccessfully to link it as an external .js file. I have tried numerous scripts that I have found online but none have worked. I am new to programming and don't have much experience with javascript.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am in need of some very simple javascript to validate email address and a phone number from a form.
The email address only needs to:
1. Check that the box is not empty.
2. Check that the text imputted contains an '@' symbol.
3. Check that the text imputted contains atleast 1 Period.
The phone number only needs to:
1. Check that the box is not empty.
2. Check that there is no more than 11 characters.
3. check that only numeric characters have been inputted.
I would like it to report (failure) back as text on the page under the box that has the problem rather than a window.