Mailto: using a form button?

I have a page that has a mailto: link for an email address. I
would like to add a form-type button and assign a link to an email
address. I have tried, but not very successfully. Is this even
possible?

Like this?
<input type="button" name="mailButton" id="mailButton"
value="Email Us"
onclick="javascript:document.location='mailto:[email protected]'"
/>
Ken Ford
Adobe Community Expert - Dreamweaver
Fordwebs, LLC
http://www.fordwebs.com
"JumpCat4" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I have a page that has a mailto: link for an email
address. I would like
>to
> add a form-type button and assign a link to an email
address. I have
> tried,
> but not very successfully. Is this even possible?
>

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.oO(Thierry)
>"Michael Fesser" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> .oO(Thierry)
>>
>>>Following Micha's advice will make your document
validate, but... this
>>>will
>>>also add a HTTP request.
>>
>> Correct, but only in IE 6. And who really cares
about that?
>>
>> Additionally many modern and sophisticaded layouts
usually need some
>> more workarounds for IE 6 than just a filter here
and an alpha loader
>> there. It makes sense to use a separate stylesheet
for them, because
>> IE-specific hacks in the main stylesheet may cause
even more problems
>> and also affect other browsers.
>
>I used to think that way [1], but I changed my mind...
>imho:
>- keeping rules together facilitate maintenance.
Sure, but some rules are only required for IE. They don't
make sense for
all other browsers and would just clutter up the real CSS,
particularly
if you have to use hacks to apply them to IE only.
>- using CCs for IE may create extra HTTP requests for
that browser only, but
>it adds extra markup for *all* browsers.
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bytes? 100?
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more -
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don't really
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JS, a behaviour file for fixing its PNG issue and maybe some
JPEGs as
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least 4
additional files for IE 6 only, but since they're necessary I
don't
worry about these additional HTTP requests.
>but when IE6 is gone for good, you end up
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than useless CSS
>filters in a (few) styles sheets
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from my
page templates. One little change on each site - won't take
long.
And as said, usually there's a bit more than just filters. An
example:
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related to
IE's float problems, to give some elements "layout" or to
overcome other
little ugly glitches. Having all these in the main CSS would
make things
much more complicated and almost impossible to remove when IE
6 becomes
obsolete one day.
>- afaik, wellknown IE specific hacks as such as the
*property or _property
>hack are totally safe to use (as long as they are always
followed by a ";")
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the choice
between a rather ugly, but documented behaviour and a hack, I
definitely
prefer the first one. Even though the common IE hacks are
well-tested
these days and I don't expect real side effects, there's
always a kind
of a negative connotation. I simply don't like them.
Additionally there's the problem that in my case IE 7
requires some
fixes as well, and then things would become really
complicated if you
only want to use hacks. CCs are ugly and pollute the markup a
bit, but
at least they are a reliable way to give each IE the medicine
it needs.
Personally I consider them the only useful & working
feature in IE. ;-)
>fwiw, I'm a strong advocate for markup validation
Me too.
>but I don't care when CSS
>files fail validation (actually I don't expect them to
validate).
Well, I prefer valid CSS too, but don't care too much about
warnings.
For example I usually get tons of warnings when I declare a
foreground
color without a background or the other way round. But this
is by
intention, and since I know what I'm doing (at least in most
cases), I
think I can safely ignore these warnings. But I don't like
errors. And
as said - my main problem are the hacks, which I try to
avoid.
So there's not only technical issues in these cases, but also
a lot of
personal preferences I think. For me CCs are the cleaner way
and much
easier to handle. YMMV, of course.
Micha

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> Why isn't it as simple as entering in a
"mailto:[email protected]" type of
> thing? Or is it?
It is that simple. However, it is very unreliable. For it to
work, the
visitor filling out the form has to have a properly
configured email client,
that works with the webpage form. That leaves out people
using webmail
services and those using public computers. And- most
computers will put up
a warning screen that the form data is being sent by an
insecure method and
give the person a choice to send or cancel.
>
> Everything I seem to read talks about downloading a
specific cgi-bin type of
> thing depending on what my hosts' server has.
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about forms
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a
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http://kaosweaver.com will create
the
scripting for you, within dreamweaver, for your choice of
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up)
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It's good that you'll be submitting a bug. This sort of thing has happened before, and I think it's related some to the fact that InDesign is capable of generating field appearances that you can't set up in Acrobat (transparency in particular).

Is it possible to remove the submit form button that's automatically created when you distribute a form?

I have created a form for my boss and distributed it. She doesn't want the submit form button to appear as people don't need to submit the form to anyone, just fill it in and keep a copy. I can't figure out how to remove this button. It's not one I've created, it's the one that it automatically generates when you don't have a submit button in your form. Is it possible to remove this button or do we just have to live with it? I am using Adobe Acrobat X Pro.
Thanks

You can have more control on the email subject/ to and CC Email address, if you use a regular button and place the code in the click event.
Refer to the attached sample below.
https://acrobat.com/#d=HouRLov3lOntSbqAfsr5Hg
Thanks
Srini

Mailto: using a form button?

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