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Hi, I have a request from my client to make the image link for each image in the 3D image flow gallery, an email link with cc, so that when the image is clicked it opens up their email client with email and cc filled in. I got it to work fine with 1 email address but I also need to CC someone else in each image. Normally this is done with the following code:<br />
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mailto:name@domain.com?cc=<wbr />name2@doma<wbr />in.com<br />
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But it will not work in the 3D Image Flow Gallery, this gallery is a Dreamweaver CS3 plugin that is available on <a href="http://www.dmxzone.com" rel="ugc">www.dmxzone.com</a>&nbsp;. Is there a way to make this work within the 3D ImageFlow XML script?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi, I have a request from my client to make the image link for each image in the 3D image flow gallery, an email link with cc, so that when the image is clicked it opens up their email client with email and cc filled in. I got it to work fine with 1 email address but I also need to CC someone else in each image. Normally this is done with the following code:

mailto:name@domain.com?cc=name2@domain.com

But it will not work in the 3D Image Flow Gallery, this gallery is a Dreamweaver CS3 plugin that is available on www.dmxzone.com . Is there a way to make this work within the 3D ImageFlow XML script?

Thanks

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