[Javascript] form mail question - newbie level

[Peter Brunone]

John,

	The only way to do mail with client-side script is to make a
link something like this:

<a
href="mailto:thisaddress at thisdomain.com?subject=yaddayadda&body=somethin
gelse">

	Of course you can build this link dynamically in your script and
then set the target of an anchor tag or set the window.location.href
with it... But it does assume that your users will have a working email
client that the browser can call, and that they'll hit Send when the
message pops up.

Cheers,

Peter Brunone

-----Original Message-----
From: javascript-bounces at LaTech.edu On Behalf Of John Neil

Hi,

I am putting together a simple commercial site for a relative 
(www.victoricawines.com).

I want to have a 'contact' page where the viewer enters their personal 
details etc, hits submit, and the data entered is sent to me by email.
(for 
the meantime I have used a third-party routing which unfortunately
includes 
a 'security' code in order to avoid bots).

I know that this can be done with cgi (such as formmail) but this
account 
does not include cgi support.

Is there a way to email the contents entered into a form (text as well
as 
selections from drop-down lists, radio buttons etc) without using cgi?

TIA

John