How To Send EMail In HTML Format Using Javasscript (MAILTO:)
Nov 7, 2007
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:
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Here is what the print function looks like:
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And do I need to do make other changes to format the email as html rather than text?
