Email from an app, but not use a a pop up controller, just text inside a text box.

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Published on 2010-04-12T09:32:15Z Indexed on 2010/04/12 11:33 UTC
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Hey

is there any way to send whats in a text view (im trying to make a suggestion box) to my email address?

example

user types in the box " I think you should add twitter support" then that is sent in the background to my email address [email protected] then a message is popped up on the screen saying "suggestion sent"

just an example of what i mean

Any ideas, tutorial links would be greatly appreciated guys

Thanks

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