Thanks for your comments Sarah, Robert, Jacque and, as usual, to Kenji
for his examples.
I thought I would put up a page with some random examples of how such
things might be accomplished but got stuck on the sending mail. I have
used examples from Sarah's site for another application on my own site
but I thought I could put something like this in a button and have it
work. This fails. Any hints?
get shell("echo -e" && "mymessage" && "| mail -s" && "thesubject" &&
"[email protected]" && "-- -f" && "[email protected]"
Thanks
Ron
BTW - revspeaks works on my test page simply using the script from the
Documents example scripts. I hope to post the page soon once I get
this mail thing worked out.
On Sep 10, 2009, at 10:13 AM, Judy Perry wrote:
I had been wondering the same thing as Ron... Thanks for further
info, Sarah; I, too, will be following this :-)
Judy
On Wed, 9 Sep 2009, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I hadn't thought of using revlets in the place of forms but it is an
interesting thought.
Currently, we have html forms and the data they send can easily be
processed using irev scripts.
If you had a revlet acting as the form, there seem to be two ways it
could handle the submitted data. Either it could "POST" it all off to
a .irev file exactly or all the processing could be done in the
revlet
itself, with any emails generated (using the mail shell command) and
data saved.
Obviously, for us Rev people, the idea of constructing a form in Rev
is much easier than constructing it as HTML, but it does limit your
form fillers to people prepared to install the plugin.
Anyway, it's definitely worth trying and I would love to hear how you
get on with it.
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