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Rob wrote:
>I know that you can include a link like
>'      <a href="mailto:webmaster@dekko.com";>Feedback</a>
>But I want to tailor the subject line.  I've this can be done but I fail
to
>see it in the manuals in the office and a couple of online references to
>HTML.
>
>1)  I'm open to the idea of being redirected to a good online reference.
>2)  Or the answer itself would be great.
>3)  Now, could I dynamically change the subject line to the current web
>page without hardcoding that link?

BTW, here's a trick you might be interested in if you really
want to put your e-mail id on your web page.  Using the #if
instruction in SSI, write out the anchor tag only if the
user agent is not the infamous EmailSiphon.  It may help to
reduce the amount of spam you receive.

Alternatively, you could return 404 if it's the EmailSiphon
visiting.

(Then again, it's hard to tell if the small amount of spam I
receive at my personal e-mail id is due to this trick or due
to filtering by my ISP.)

Cheers!  Hans

Hans Boldt, ILE RPG Development, IBM Toronto Lab, boldt@ca.ibm.com



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