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Can JavaScript email a form?NO! JavaScript can't email a form! but, there are alternatives to send the form data to an email address.There is no direct method provided by JavaScript to send the data submitted in the form to an email address.
The main concern for not providing a 'JavaScript email form' feature is security. However, there are alternatives as explained below.
Build Web Forms Faaaast!!Using Simfatic Forms it is very easy to design, create, install and maintain web forms; no coding required! Quickly create your form, install it and receive form submissions by email.Click here for more info Using 'mailto:'You can use 'mailto:me@mydomain.com' in the action field of the form. When the user presses the submit button of the form, the browser will first show a warning box that the user's email address will be revealed to the recipient.
Sample Code
<form action="mailto:you@yourdmainhere.com"
method="post" enctype="text/plain" >
See the sample code above at work: Disadvantages of 'mailto:' methodIt is not possible to control the formatting of the form data. The data submitted in the form is sent by the browser. You can't control the layout of the data. Browser shows the warning window before sending the data. It may prevent the visitor from submitting the form Using FormMailFormmail is run in the server side. A formmail script collects the data submitted in the form and then emails it to a given address. See more information on Formmail here:Sending HTML form data to an email address |
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