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I'm looking for a script which displays message in "To" email field.
For example, if I would click on devshed's "Contact Us" (or a image with email link on some other site) instead of getting "webmaster@devshed.com" in "To" field I would get words "Webmaster" or "Contact" or "We're here to help you" or anything else. Does anyone knows where I can find it? |
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Well, you're not going to be able to do this with a traditional "mailto:" style link. If you did "mailto:Customer Service" or something, the users' mail client would freak. The best way to do this would be to make some form based mail page. Let them select from a drop down "Customer Service, Support" etc., and then when they submit the form, your script says "ok Support means support@mydomain.com" and does the work for you. Then it send the mail. Good luck. |
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try:
href="mailto:<Help Desk>help@isp.com" never tried it, tho |
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Other way around, assuming it works at all - not sure its in the spec:
href='mailto:Support <support@domain.com>' However, there are other things involved in a mailto scheme URL. For instance, you could: mailto:support@domain.com?subject=Support Take a look at the relevant specification. |
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