@phpnoviceJun 22.2006 — #What did you have in mind? If the page content is equal to what was sent from the server -- i.e., no changes made by the visitor -- then there is no reason to use JavaScript. The following form will tell the server-side code what page to send and to whom (for this to work, all of your pages would be changed to have the [B].php[/B] extension):
@phpnoviceJun 22.2006 — #Any file extension that the server will run through the PHP processor will work, yes. In addition, this line can be hard-coded so that it doesn't have to go through the PHP processor:
I have a Perl script that sends a Web page, if you're interested NinaWilliam. It gives a choice of sending a link or the page itself and then sending the page as an attachment or in the body of the e-mail. Send me a PM with your e-mail and I will send it to you. I didn't write it but the guy who did can't be found. Just need to keep the credit in it. I use to use it and it worked fine.