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What's the point in having a form, if you want them to email you? Now you can set up a form so that the form itself emails you, or you can have a link so it says something like "email me" and when they click on that it opens up the user email with your address already populated. The idea of a form is to avoid the user emailing you and forms often don't even show your email at all it's all done behind the scenes so to speak. |
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<a href=mailto:example@example.com?subject=Whatever you want the subject to be>Whatever you want the link text to say</a> Edit: Missed the subject part of the question sorry |
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quick little Google brought me here: http://www.ianr.unl.edu/internet/mailto.html it would be something similar to @me?subject=This is the subject">This is clickable Hope this helps. |
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This might help The parts in CAPS are the parts that need to be replaced with your information. You then be able to click the link. |
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Part of the purpose of using a form is your email address isn't in the html document itself. Your address is suppressed so it doesn't get picked up by spammers. The message is passed through an external script which finds your email address in a preference file that spam spider programs can't detect. There's a number of ways to get this to work. Some involves javascript, some, such as what other people mentioned on this site, can include your email address within the HTML. I don't recommend this. Here's a quick Google search that will show you some articles about getting this done correctly: |
