I am a very novice webmaster and have created a website for a non-profit animal rescue organization (www.savealifepets.org). I am creating an online adoption application using your form generator and have some questions.
1. I would like to be able to email the form to 2 different email addresses, one of which is entered by the person completing the form. Is this possible?
2. I created a form last night, but this morning when I went back to the site to edit it, it is no longer in the list. How do I get back to it to edit it?
Thanks so much for your help and your free form software!
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1.) Yes, with slight modification to the process.php file.
2.) Which version of the generator did you use? Check your browser history to see if you can find the link to the form or the form zip file if you were using version 3.0.
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Awesome! Ok, what do I need to modify in my process.php file to have the form emailed to my field_57 (foster home email address), as well as the contact email I entered when I created the form?
thanks!
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Sorry - I forgot to answer your question -- I used the demo version 3 to create the form and I don't see the link in my browser history. I do still have the zip file. How can I get back to edit the form using the zip file?
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I would like to know the answer to having results sent to two addresses, one of them being an address the user fills out in the form, too - so, just how exactly was it done? Unfortunately, Laura never enlightened us on the outcome...
Would appreciate any help!
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I used version 3.0 demo at sourceforge. I needed form results to go to two different email addresses. The online demo only allowed for one. Here is what I did to get it to go to 2 email addresses.
In processor.php the line using notepad looks like this:
mail("mymail@mail.com","phpFormGenerator - Form submission",
I added a comma:)
mail("mymail@mail.com,hermail@mail.com","phpFormGenerator - Form submission",
Adding the comma and 2nd email address worked. We both now get a copy.
If only I could figure out a way to receive the form submission from the submitter rather than the name of my server I'd be very happy! That way I could do simple replies rather than generate a completely new email.
Still this is a whole lot quicker to use than alienform!
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Hello,
I am a very novice webmaster and have created a website for a non-profit animal rescue organization (www.savealifepets.org). I am creating an online adoption application using your form generator and have some questions.
1. I would like to be able to email the form to 2 different email addresses, one of which is entered by the person completing the form. Is this possible?
2. I created a form last night, but this morning when I went back to the site to edit it, it is no longer in the list. How do I get back to it to edit it?
Thanks so much for your help and your free form software!
1.) Yes, with slight modification to the process.php file.
2.) Which version of the generator did you use? Check your browser history to see if you can find the link to the form or the form zip file if you were using version 3.0.
Awesome! Ok, what do I need to modify in my process.php file to have the form emailed to my field_57 (foster home email address), as well as the contact email I entered when I created the form?
thanks!
Sorry - I forgot to answer your question -- I used the demo version 3 to create the form and I don't see the link in my browser history. I do still have the zip file. How can I get back to edit the form using the zip file?
Both my questions have been answered! Thank you very much!
I would like to know the answer to having results sent to two addresses, one of them being an address the user fills out in the form, too - so, just how exactly was it done? Unfortunately, Laura never enlightened us on the outcome...
Would appreciate any help!
Not to worry: worked it out. Easy stuff - just a comma.
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$message = stripslashes($message);
$to = 'address1@phpform.com,address2@phpform.com' . ', ';
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Where do you put this in the processor.php ?
$message = stripslashes($message);
$to = 'address1@phpform.com,address2@phpform.com' . ', ';
And how do you get them to confirm their email and activate their account ?
Thanks.
I don't even see this string in my processor.php
$message = stripslashes($message);
$to = 'address1@phpform.com,address2@phpform.com' . ', ';
Mine looks like this:
I used version 3.0 demo at sourceforge. I needed form results to go to two different email addresses. The online demo only allowed for one. Here is what I did to get it to go to 2 email addresses.
In processor.php the line using notepad looks like this:
mail("mymail@mail.com","phpFormGenerator - Form submission",
I added a comma:)
mail("mymail@mail.com,hermail@mail.com","phpFormGenerator - Form submission",
Adding the comma and 2nd email address worked. We both now get a copy.
If only I could figure out a way to receive the form submission from the submitter rather than the name of my server I'd be very happy! That way I could do simple replies rather than generate a completely new email.
Still this is a whole lot quicker to use than alienform!