Tags that you can use for email on your HTML pages. We do recommend using a form for feedback from your site, as email addresses are routinely harvested from web pages by spam mongers.
| E-mail is one of the easiest ways for aninternet user to contact you. With these E-mail tips and tricks we hope to makeit even easier. I assume you knowthe basic mailto: structure. So if your E-mail address was mark@DogGear.Net,the mailto: syntax would be: Code 1: Click link below toview results of code 1: Notice how it opens a blank E-mail addressed to mark@DogGear.Net. Ifyou know what you want the subject, body, cc, or bcc to say, you can save theinternet user time by entering it for him. Here is the syntax:
Example: Let’s say you have a weekly newsletter. To subscribe, you needan E-mail that basically says please send me your weekly newsletter. If yourE-mail address was mark@DogGear.Net the tag would look likethis: Code 2: Click link below to view results of code 3: If you want the body to say please send me your weekly newsletter andthe subject to say subscribe. The tag would look likethis: Code 3: &subject=subscribe“>Subscribe By adding that (in red), I am able to fill as many of the E-mail’sfields as I want. Click link below to view results of that code 3: Here is an example using all the E-mail tips from thispage: Code 4: &subject=subscribe&cc=chris@DogGear.Net&bcc=DogGear.Net@DogGear.Net“>Subscribe Click the link below to view the results of code4: © 2000,DogGear.Net All RightsReserved. |