Email text entry

Welcome to E-Learning Heroes, Guido!

You might want to head take a look at this thread for information on this topic. This feature isn't currently offered, but you may be able to use some of the suggestions to accomplish this.

Good luck with your project!

Thanks Christine! I've found some good answers in this topic in a comment by Steve Flowers.. It will be some finetuning in Javascript, but I think I'll manage!

I used the following code. The variable names i've adjusty for privacy reasons.:

varplayer=GetPlayer();

varattendee_two=player.GetVar("TextEntry2");

var man_1=player.GetVar("TextEntry3");

varPrep_work=player.GetVar("TextEntry4");

varNext_step=player.GetVar("TextEntry5");

var last_customer=player.GetVar("TextEntry6");

varsubjectLine=encodeURIComponent("Results "+attendee_two+" - Concept");

varbody=encodeURIComponent("Result page of: "+attendee_two+"\n\nThe attendees "+attendee_two+" asked the following questions tothe man: \n["+ man_1 +"] \n\nAt the Preperation question they said:\n["+man_1+"] \n\nAt the Diagnostic question they said:\n["+Prep_work+"] \n\nAt the discoverd part question they said:\n["+Next_step+"]\n\nAt the last of the customer question sthey said:\n["+last_customer+"] " );

var link = "mailto:yes@company.com"+"?subject="+subjectLine+"&body="+body;

window.open(link);

Result when pushed on button with the JavaScript trigger:

The text "[Test 1] " in the mail are the variables within the course. The variables are plane text entry's (256 characters)

Hi Guido,

JavaScript is pretty foreign to me, but Steve can work wonders I'm happy to hear you were able to find something that worked for you.

Have a great Friday!