[SOC] Done with it.

[Nigel Gunn G8IFF/W8IFF]

Here's the code snippet:


<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
var name = "soc"
var domain = "qsl.net"
document.write("<A HREF='mailto:" + name + "@" + domain + "?subject=SOC Membership&amp;body=Hi, I want a number too ! My 
name is _NAME_, my call is _CALL_ and I want/do not want my email to be listed on the SOC web. I hereby agree with the 
terms of application.'><IMG border=0 src='pics/mem9.gif'><\/A>")
       </SCRIPT>


Here's what it does:

var name = "soc"
var domain = "qsl.net"

assigns the values "soc" and "qsl.net" to the two variables "name" and "domain" which then replace the variable names in 
the "mailto: + name + "@" + domain" bit.  This saves including a full e-mail address in the web page that can be 
harvested by a 'bot.

document.write("......") is basically a javascript PRINT statement. It prints that character string to your web 
browser's current window. Your browser interprets the "HREF='mailto:" bit as meaning  open the users default e-mail 
client and insert the following into a new e-mail addressed to name + "@" + domain
?subject=SOC Membership directs it to put "SOC Membership in the SUBJECT field and "Hi, I want.......of application" 
goes into the body of the message for you to modify with your details and send.
<IMG border=0 src='pics/mem9.gif'>  puts the link on the web page.





On 23-Dec-09 17:05, w9ya wrote:
> FB on a blinky mashy Mike and VY SOC of you....but I am not the code-maven
> on that website so I cannot implement that.