# Open an email

Enhance your video's interactivity by incorporating a feature that allows viewers to open an email with pre-filled data directly from the video. This functionality can be particularly useful in various scenarios, such as providing feedback, contacting support, or even sending a pre-composed message to a specific address. Here's a step-by-step guide to implementing this feature, along with examples to illustrate its utility.

To begin, you'll need to use an **`interactive → expression`** connector within your video editing platform. Here, you'll input a specific code snippet that triggers the email client to open with predefined content. Copy and paste the following JavaScript code into the connector:

Next, customize the code by replacing the placeholder text:

* Change **`"Email subject"`** to your desired email subject line.
* Replace **`"Email message"`** with your intended message content.
* Substitute **`"someone@yoursite.com"`** with the recipient's email address.

### **Example 1: Feedback Request**

Let's say you want to encourage viewers to provide feedback after watching a tutorial video. You could set up the email prompt as follows:

```jsx
jsxCopy code
(data, liveData, event, element, player) => {
  const subject = "Feedback on Tutorial Video";
  const message = "Please share your thoughts or suggestions regarding the tutorial you just watched.";
  const mail = "feedback@yoursite.com";
  window.open(`mailto:${mail}?subject=${subject}&body=${message}`);
}

```

### **Example 2: Contact Support**

If your video deals with troubleshooting a product, you might want the viewer to have the option to contact support directly:

```jsx
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(data, liveData, event, element, player) => {
  const subject = "Need Support with Product X";
  const message = "I'm reaching out for support regarding Product X as described in the video.";
  const mail = "support@yoursite.com";
  window.open(`mailto:${mail}?subject=${subject}&body=${message}`);
}

```

By following these steps and utilizing the examples as guides, you can create a more interactive and user-friendly video experience that encourages viewers to engage directly from the video platform.


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