Embed form on Email

and I think the context was lost in the transition. The other thread (http://www.jotform.com/answers/390225-How-to-embed-Jotform-in-an-email) was asking about how to embed your form directly into your email, and the answer provided caused an email with strange looking formatting. There are bullet points in the email where there shouldn't be, for example. 

Is there any other way to embed a form in an email that does not produce these strange formatting problems? Similar to the way Google Forms allows their forms to be emailed?

Forms embedded on email will not work, simply because email clients will strip off the form scripts which is crucial for the form to function properly. Emails are very strict with HTML, and most email clients does not load style sheets and scripts. This is the most common reason why embedded forms won't work on email. The form must be loaded on a browser in order for it to work. I would suggest to use your form URL instead and use it to share your form through email.

Thanks!

I understand the difficulties, but I also know that Google Forms are successfully emailed and can be successfully submitted from the email client window. Is there any hope of JotForm catching up to Google on this front any time soon?

I have now forwarded this thread to our developers as a feature request. We can't promise any timeframe for this, but if there are updates, you should know it via this thread.

For now, I would suggest sending the form link instead. In the form builder, click the "Preview" button to get the form URL.

Thanks