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I am making a html mailer for one of my clients for them to distribute to people in their database, the problem is that they would like a forward to a friend option at the bottom of the email where the person reading it can input another email address, click submit and it is forwarded on.
I am not too convinced that it can be done as when the email is viewed it is on the users machine and not the server, and i wouldnt have thought that you could submit a form to a remote server?
Does anyone have any information on this?
Thanks
Ally
Now regarding your original question
I do not get it
What is dif in between using their email application to forward a mail
or typing in the forward mail address?
I dont really get what you mean in the first section of your answer? how would i be able to send the form to them pre populated and how would it work?
Another idea i had is would i be able to open the relevant page with the advert on it in an iframe in the email? I know it sounds a bit far fetched
Ally
And then a script send to any users via a mailer engine a nicely formated page that displays the text previously fed in the DB.
(to get it they will have to clik on its link)
the page will offer a field or fields to enter
the forwarding address, CC, BCC etc..
When sumitted the action triggers a mail script and the receiver will recieve a real email, another advantage is that they could upload that to a DB and keep track of all mails and forwarded emails.