Wordpress contact form 7 send confirmation message to user - php

I want to send confirmation message to user after submitting form.
the information recorded should be sent to client & confirmation message send to user.
Is there any setting in contact form 7 or we need to do it using custom ?
Does anyone know how to do it ?

Ya you can send confirmation email to user.
Just use Mail 2 option which will be triggered only when the email is successfully sent to client.
https://contactform7.com/faq/can-i-implement-autoresponder/

You can use contact 7 forms for it but you may have to then hardcode where is it going. So if you go onto the page the form is on you will see
<input type="submit"/>
If you change this code to something along the lines of
<input type="submit" href="example#example.com"/>
When clicked it should then send the required data to the correct e-mail address. Make sure that your form has the method of "POST" so the data actually gets sent over.
Also with contact form 7 there is an option to do e-mail forms, you can then set the e-mail to your e-mail for testing and your clients e-mail too. Send some dummy data over and job should be a good'n. Just look at the different options you have available.
This link should help you below:
https://contactform7.com/setting-up-mail/

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