Going the "B" route, we use Persits (http://www.persits.com/) ASPEmail to do
this.  Works very nicely.

Cheers -

George L Smyth, Webmaster
U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Paul Stearns [mailto:pauls@c...] 
Sent:	Monday, October 08, 2001 6:20 PM
To:	javascript
Subject:	[javascript] E-mail contents, not link.

Lynn:

What I need to do is to send an entire generated html page via e-mail, as
opposed to its link.

For example; If you execute much of a site that I am developing it queries
various tables in an Oracle DB and renders a page using standard html with
embedded asp tags. Because this database can and does, what I need to do is
to
take the static html that has been generated and send it via e-mail to a
recipient.

My thoughts on how to do this are;

A) Find a javascript method which will take the contents currently displayed
by the browser and let me capture it in a variable that I can then e-mail.

B) Find an ASP method which will allow me to store what has been generated
to
the browser, on the server which I would then be able to send as an
attachement in an e-mail.

If anyone has any other suggestions I am open.

Paul