mailto
Jeannine Burrus
regular HTML code does not work - can someone suggest the right way?
Jeannine
Isaac Rivera
mailto:andthem...@whatever.com.
It is very simple.
There is an excellent technote on the subject at the macromedia site,
#14072, by Tommi West and Bentley Wolfe.
Good luck
Isaac Rivera
Flash Designer,
HBO
cabo...@hotmail.com
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Ben Hannam
mailto:youra...@provider.com
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Bentley Wolfe
> Hi, I want to put in a simple mailto command, but I'm not sure how - the
> regular HTML code does not work - can someone suggest the right way?
>
Check this technote:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/email_link.htm
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To make a Get URL call up the default email client with your choice of
addressee, use this syntax in the URL window:
mailto:na...@domain.com
To send to more than one address, use a comma and a space between addresses,
i.e.:
mailto:na...@domain.com, na...@domain.com
To also include a predefined subject line, use this syntax:
mailto:na...@domain.com?subject=and%20then%20percent%20two-zeros%20for%20spac
es
...where, as the text would indicate, you would use "%20" to generate spaces
between words of the text to be entered in the Subject text entry box. (Try
it, you'll see -- click on the link; just don't send it or you'll get it
back undeliverable.)
Note: This Get URL/mailto method ONLY works if the movie is being displayed
in a browser AND the browser has been "informed" of the presence of a
default email client (the latter, normally automatic, but not always). If
you are displaying the movie with the stand-alone player or as a projector
file, you will have to do some additional tricks to launch the email client,
which, incidentally, are different depending on whether PC or Mac. For more
on this, see http://www.flashlite.net
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Byron Canfield
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> Actually the simple mailto command works , my guess is that you place that
> command to one of the 4 button states. (up,over.down.hit)
No, Urami -- actions placed in the state frames of a button have no effect.
Actions must be applied to an instance of a button.
> To make it work , click on the button on stage , following CTR+i , and
> action here :
> Get URL ("mailto:na...@hostname.com").
> Or Modify - Instance - add action.
This latter one is the correct method.
urami
command to one of the 4 button states. (up,over.down.hit)
action here :
Get URL ("mailto:na...@hostname.com").
Or Modify - Instance - add action.
now you all set ...
regards
Jeannine Burrus wrote:
> Hi, I want to put in a simple mailto command, but I'm not sure how - the
> regular HTML code does not work - can someone suggest the right way?
>
> Jeannine