I am coding Mailchimp Template, what I have to do is add a Text box in Email template and the one who receives email will enter some value in text box and press send button in email, and entered value will be sent to my email address as email, I know very well how to code mailchimp templates but really have no idea to add textbox and gets its value and send to my email account Please guide me how to do it.
You will need to create a HTML form with a POST or GET action that sends the data to a server, then from there you can email the value to yourself. You cannot rely on the viewer's computer to send the email.
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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/
A client of mine has requested that I add a "send a referral" page to their website. This will contain a form that lets a user enter their name and email address as well as a friend's name and email address. When they submit the form, an email will be sent to their friend's email address containing a "check out this website" message.
Can this type of referral form be made secure against spammers?
I have already followed a lot of the advice in this code review, including using FILTER_SANITIZE_EMAIL and mb_encode_mimeheader on the email addresses. I also have hidden "dummy" inputs in the form with specific values that will prevent form submission if a spammer overwrites them.
From my experience, the hidden fields stop most of the spam. But if you want an extra measure, you can try ReCaptcha. It's really easy to use and you should get rid of most of the spam.
I am using Silver stripe 3.0.
I have set up a contact us form using User defined form module.
I have added three fields, "Email", "Name" and "Message".
When the user fills in the form and submits, the email is sent to the user but the email address which set as "email recipients" in the user defined form is not getting the email which is sent by the user.
I have been trying to figure this out for around three days but all of no use. Can any one help me out as it is a sort of emergency for me.
For some reference I have printed the list of recipients in the UserDefinedFrom.php in this foreach:
foreach($recipients as $recipient){
/// should get the email set at back end as well.. But not printing here.
}
This is done... I figured out the issue which was related to overriding the $email->setTo with the email address coming from the form.
I'm putting together an eblast via sendblaster where I have a qualified list of email addresses; in the email copy is a link to a web page to look at a listing of products (on a web page) with a button to request bulk pricing. onclick I need the checked items and the email address of the person who filled in the form to be emailed back to a given email address including the user's email address (using php mail function for this). How do I pull the user's email address from sendblaster (or an IP address) and auto-fill it in the form?
I believe you need to use #email# tag in your mail:
http://www.sendblaster.com/support/newsletter-creation/email-merge-software-tutorial-newsletter-personalization
when a user submits Contact Us form on our site and the info comes to us the email header contains from: abc#gmail.com via 218208-db2.christiandatingforfree.com. We dont want via 218208-db2.christiandatingforfree.com in the header part. Any suggestions...
That isn't something you can control. Gmail does it for the sake of security, otherwise you could send an email with the from field as support#gmail.com