# template: example4

# This is a memo template that demonstrates how to create a popup menu
# and to fix the TO address so that it can't be changed.

# By specifying the address in a mailto: action, you fix the address
# so that that it can't be changed.
ACTION=mailto:www@genome.wi.mit.edu

# Specify a default return address that is SOMETIMES correct
FROM=@REMOTE_USER@@@REMOTE_HOST@

# This defines the input form -- the HTML form
# that will be presented to the remote use to fill in.
# Note that the definition is terminated by single dot (.)
# alone on a line.
INPUT_FORM=
   <H2>Memo</H2>
   To: <STRONG>www@genome.wi.mit.edu</STRONG><BR>
   From: <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FROM" VALUE="@FROM@" SIZE=40><BR>
   Subject: <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SUBJECT" VALUE="@SUBJECT@" SIZE=40><BR>
   Cc: <SELECT NAME="CC">
       <OPTION>
       <OPTION>marketing@@REMOTE_HOST@
       <OPTION>sales@@REMOTE_HOST@
       <OPTION>complaints@@REMOTE_HOST@
       </SELECT>
   Priority: <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="PRIORITY" VALUE="High">High
             <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="PRIORITY" VALUE="Normal" CHECKED>Normal
   <P>
   <TEXTAREA ROWS=10 COLS=50 NAME="BODY">
   </TEXTAREA>
   <P>
   <INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Send">
.

# This defines the way in which the fields from the
# input form are arranged in the e-mail message that
# is produced when the input form is submitted.
OUTPUT_FORM=
                      * MEMO *
Subject:  @SUBJECT@
To:       @TO@
From:     @FROM@
Date:     @DATE@
Cc:       @CC@
Priority: @PRIORITY@

@BODY@
.

# These define some default values to
# use when the fields aren't filled in.
SUBJECT=(no subject)
PRIORITY=Normal
ACTION=Mail