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  2. forms - html button to send email - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/5773174

    Notice what I'm doing here. The form itself has no action associated with it. And the submit button isn't really a submit type, it's just a button type. Using JavaScript, I'm binding to that button's click event, setting the form's action attribute, and then submitting the form.

  3. How do I code my submit button go to an email address

    stackoverflow.com/questions/18239513

    Learn how to code a submit button that sends form data to an email address using PHP or JavaScript mailing solutions.

  4. 0. If you want to open the email client on button click use this: <input type="button" value="Submit" onClick="parent.location='Myemail@mail.co.uk';">. You do not need form action for that. Another option is to write some kind of server side code that sends the email directly without having to open up the email client.

  5. html - Linking CSS button to email - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/18626755

    If you are trying to submit a form full of data to an email address, a simple mailto is not what you are going to need. All mailto does is open the native email application on your computer and fill out the "To:" field with the email address you put in the href. To submit an email with form data you would need an email handler.

  6. Make a submit button send email with details in HTML

    stackoverflow.com/questions/32814031

    Make a submit button send email with details in HTML. Ask Question Asked 9 years ago. Modified 9 years ago.

  7. HTML does not have the ability to provide the server's capability of sending an email. There are options available for your to send the mail, using an appliation server in the back end. Currently what language/ application server are you using to listen to the request ?

  8. Create a working submit button for form to send email

    stackoverflow.com/questions/29726522

    First: ordinary Forms have action attribute which contains the address of page that receives form data, While your form has not: <form action="sendmail.php">. Second: You can not send form using pure html and CSS and you need a serverside language as well as PHP or ASP to receive form data and process them to send as email.

  9. HTML Forms - auto submit to email - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/20623776

    I'm making a form for our school website and want it to automatically send the information to an email address. I'm using html coding and I know it can be done but the coding I'm using opens up my email to send it. I want them to hit submit and it automatically goes to email. Can someone give me the correct code please?

  10. Method 1:Why Dont you use simple css id selector to position your button. Method 2:use webkit box to align horizontally your button. Method 3:you can also make a table with 0 border to position your button. answered Mar 12, 2013 at 7:52.

  11. html - Mailto on submit button - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/12626940

    Is it possible to implement mailto: function on submit button like <input type="submit" />? I use ASP.NET MVC. Maybe there is some tricky controller action result to achieve this. Could you please help me? P.S. I know that I can make anchor looks like a button.