<form action="MAILTO:<yourcensoredemailaddress>" method="post" enctype="text/plain">
The code is right, your problem is the following:
That's so easy; what could possibly be wrong with it? What's wrong is that it makes assumptions that may not be valid and, as a result, it is very unreliable.. It assumes that:
* The user's browser knows what to do with a mailto link
* The user has e-mail client software installed and properly configured
* The user's e-mail software knows what to do with a mailto url
* The user's security settings allow this to happen without prompting with a security alert
Let's consider some of the things that can go wrong:
* The user uses a webmail service, like hotmail
* The user is using a public computer at a library or Internet cafe
* The user uses a browser or e-mail software that doesn't recognize the mailto
* The user's security settings cause a prompt, alerting the user of a potential security problem
If none of those apply, your form results will be sent like you wanted.
From http://apptools.com/rants/mailto.php
