You can not directly send an email with a HTML form. You can however send the form to your web server and then generate the email with a server side program written in e.g. PHP.
<div class="button">Kontakt</div> Now I want to link the button to an email address. The following solution did not work. It shows the email address ([email protected] ...
0 The only way to send an e-mail with pure HTML and no PHP is to use the a element. Use the href property with the value "mailto: [email protected] ". The only issue is that this will open their default mail client and they will have to manually click send via their mail client. As stated earlier PHP can accomplish this without opening the mail ...
55 I know there are a lot of examples using the mailto: post action to send emails using just html forms. But using this will actually popup the send email dialog box e.g. outlook dialog box. And it actually uses our own smtp server to send the email. Is there any way to create html forms that will simply send email upon submission?
I'm creating a custom button on my webpage which actually is a <div>, I want to trigger a mailto when the button is clicked. What is the best way out? I've tried calling a javascript function
How can I write a code to create a working submit button where somebody click the submit button on my page and that data goes to my working email id for example to [email protected].
I am designing an Emergency Response page, and one of the features we need is to be able to click a button (e.g. 'Send details to embassy'), and then send an automatically-generated email to the in...
