I'd like to send an email with html content - the current page:
mail.send('y...@example.com', 'Message subject', '<html>html body</html>')
How do I make the html body available in python code? (i.e. how do I pass
it from the view to the python code?)
to get it in js easy - document.documentElement.outerHTML - but it's a long
thing, just args and vars presumably won't work.
what would be the best way to pass it over / to make it available in the
code in order to send by email?
p.s. I don't want to render page the again, as it has been already
rendered; otherwise response.render would be an option...
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