Javascript for android share submit button

Hello
I have recently created a form using acrobat specifically to be used on a android. The traditional submit button to email the form data is not supported on the android (from what I read). However, after completing the the form you can utilize the menu button, select share and email the populated form.
It would be much appreciated someone could let me know or direct me on how I can develop a script to create a submit button that will automatically email the form to a recipient or bypass the utilization of the menu button and direct the submission of the form to the email app on the android
Your help or suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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