what are the HTML program lines to submit contact details on a web site to my mail box?
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try .. <a href="mailto:....@yahoo.com"? subject="feedback" >id</a>
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Well, you can't do it with HTML Mail unless you have access to the HTML code of the composed message...\n\nOther than that, you need a POP Mail Client to compose the HTML mail in it, or even attach a webpage in it-as the source of the email
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While I've only briefly used Perl, I cannot give you any concrete code.  However, consider this suggestion:  A person enters an 'e-mail' address and posts back from the form.  Have the action from the POST send the results to a Perl script that will use the Perl SMTP libraries to send an e-mail to an address of your choosing, with the person's entered e-mail address as the 'FROM' address.  You can set up the 'subject' line so that you can have your e-mail reader use certain rules to store the mail in a particular folder.\n\nIf you set up the e-mail body correctly, you could then turn around and 'reply' to all of the e-mails that you received with your specific subject line to all of the 'FROM' addresses you had collected and have that handle your replies without the cut & paste.\n\nNo mussy text files, no database required --only problem is if you can't connect to the SMTP server from the machine taking the HTTP POST requests.
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Your webhosting guy is the only one who can solve this for you.\n\nTo make sure you dont run into this issue, use ASP Coding to send email yourself.
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I think you mean make a sort of feedback page. This is done by using a form and PHP.\n\nThis is the code I use on my form:\n\n------\n<form method="post" action="contact.php">\n<i><strong>Name or nickname:</strong></i><br />\n<input type="text" name="nname" size="25">\n<p></p>\n<i><strong>Your E-mail adress:</strong></i><br />\n<input type="text" name="email" size="25">\n<p></P>\n<p> </p>\n<i><strong>Pick a Subject.</strong></i><br>\n<select name="subject">\n<option name="subject">Contribute to our site</option>\n<option name="subject">Suggestions&Comments</option>\n<option name="subject">Affiliate inquiry</option>\n<option name="subject">Question/comment</option>\n<option name="subject">Other</option>\n</select>\n<br />\n<i><strong>Place message into box below:</strong></i>\n<br />\n<font size="1" face="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"> ( You may enter up to 3,500 characters. )<br>\n<textarea name="message" wrap=physical cols=45 rows=11 onKeyDown="textCounter(this.form.message,this.form.remLen,3500);" onKeyUp="textCounter(this.form.message,this.form.remLen,3500);" onClick="this.select()">Enter message here</textarea>\n<br>\n<input readonly type=text name=remLen size=3 maxlength=4 value="3500"> characters left</font>\n<br />\n<input type="submit" value="Send">\n<input type="reset" value="Clear the form">\n</form>\n----\n\nNow I used a javascript to have a cool feature, but let's forget about that for now. First I set up the form with the <form> tag, then gave it the attributes method="post" and action="contact.php". This means that it posts the inputted data on my file contact.php. Let us take a look at the basic code for that!:\n\n<?php\n$to = "support@ohjjin.com";\n$subject = $_REQUEST['subject'];\n$email = $_REQUEST['email'] ;\n$name = $_REQUEST['nname'];\n$message = wordwrap($message, 70);\n$message = $_REQUEST['message'] ;\n$headers = "From: $email, $nname";\n$sent = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);\n?>\n\nEverything with the "$" sign then text is a name of something in the form, hence the "REQUEST_" part. It is requesting the defined names. Look up at the code for my form and find all of these excluding $sent and $headers; only the ones with the "REQUEST_" part in it.\n\n You should see name="nname", name="email", name="message", and so on. Everything inputted on the previous form is sent to the php file and processed.\n\nWhat this is doing is receiving the data, compiling it, then using the mail() function to send everything. \n\nI realise this is probably very confusing. Though take some time and mess around with this. If you need extra help you can contact me at administrator@ohjjin.com
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You can't use Myspace for mailing lists and you can't create them using HTML. If you mean that you want to create an "email me" form and display it on your Myspace profile - yes, I know how. It will require more knowledge from you about programming and HTML than I think you have.\n\nSearch for "feedback" and "email" on a web scripting site and you'll find what you want.
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Go to http://www.freeweblayouts.net/, and COpy  the code for what you want, then go to you about me section and paste it
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make sure the submit button is in the form tags and then set the ACTION attribute of the form tag to "mailto:[your email]" Then it should send it.\nGood luck.
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Any web-based email system will do this (Yahoo, hotmail, gmail, etc). If you use Windoze, outlook express should be on your computer. It can send HTML email.
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If u have adequate knowledge of PHP, i suggest u write it yourself. that way, u have full control of the email system.. plus it will ALWAYS be free.\n\nalternatively, u may want to look at other PHP script repositories. a few worth a mention are:\n\nhttp://php.resourceindex.com/Complete_Scripts/E_Mail_Utilities\nhttp://www.zend.com
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see if your are new in this field it could be bit difficult for you, you need to learn some theory to get into this programming game, any i can give some tips so that you could do this particular task.\n\nThere can two ways to have form data, one is using email other is using database.both of them required a dynamic scripting service available on your server.\n\nto get the information using email, first you need to know which emailing component is available at your server. e.g. if it IIS(Microsoft) webserver then probably you can find CDONT in it.\nyou can use this component to get the user submitted information in your email.\n\nother way is to store your information in database, now you need to find out which database server is installed in your server, you need to create a new database in you database server, as per your requirement, then you need to write some script to store  data in form submission, and also to read data for later use.\n\nfor your serer information your consult with service provider, and for coding the emailing/database storing thing you can search the yahoo/google, you can find many free scripts, you need to modify them as per your requirement.\n\nhope this will solve your problem\n\ncheers\nrizwan yahya
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You just use HTML, and for that you don't need any software. You can write it in Notepad and check it using your web browser. Then copy and paste into Outlook.\nThe 'for Dummies' book series has 'HTML for Dummies'; isbn 0-7645-1995-6.
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you need to give more details. which email site &#92; program are you using?
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Depends on what options are avilable to you:\n\nIf you have PHP, ASP or some other active scripting language, write a page which allows people to subscribe, adding their email addresses to a database, then write a page which will send an arbitrary mail to all of those contacts.\n\nIf you have no programming ability, or no access to active scripting technology, use a service like yahoogroups. It's free and will do everything you need to send out a newsletter and manage your subscription base. You'll need to use the options to only allow the moderator (that's you) to send mails to the list, and the one which stops members from seeing who else is a member.
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yeah sure .. it can here is a sample code\nfirt HTML page that takes user name and place\n****************** HTML ***********************\n<html>\n<body bgcolor=#ccffcc text=green>\n<h1>\n<form action="jsppage3.jsp" method=post>\nName :<input type=text name=sname size=30><br><br>\nplace :<input type=text name=place size=10 maxlength=4><br> </form>\n</body>\n</html>\n************** JSPPAGE3.JSP **********************\n<%@  page language="java" %>\n<html>\n<body bgcolor=#cdab00 text=red>\n<table border=2 align=center  width=70%>\n<tr><th>Name  <th><%= request.getParameter("sname") %></tr>\n<tr><th>Place <th><%= request.getParameter("place") %></tr>\n</table>\n</body>\n</html>\n**************************************************\nthe jsp takes data from HTML and prints it.. u can change data also if required...\n\nu can mail me at srinubanda2k@yahoo.co.in
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It depends on your email program.  Most allow for 'rich content' or HTML.  Which program are you using?
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go to yahoo.com\nat the top choose Mail\nlog in to your account\nchoose "compose mail"\nand enter the email address that you want to send in the \n"to" area\nand input your subject line\nand go ahead and type. then when your done. click send