Changing your form
Changing the questions in your form is basically some simple HTML coding.
Making your form do something different is just as simple. And it's all done using hidden input lines in the form. 'Hidden' input lines do not display on your page.
Going Somewhere Else
When you set up your e-mail form initially, one of the choices you make is the address of the page to which visitors are taken after they have filled out your forms. By default, that is the 'home page' for your web site ... but it can be any page that you want it to be.
To have visitors taken to a different page after completing your form, all you need to do is add one extra line to that form:
<input type="hidden" name="thankyou" value="http://www.whatever you want">
Changing the Subject
To have a form arrive in your e-mail with a different subject line, all you need to do is add one extra line to that form:
<input type="hidden" name="subject" value="whatever you want">
Telling Someone Else
To have a copy of your form sent to another e-mail address, all you need to do is add one extra line to that form:
<input type="hidden" name="carboncopy" value="someone@somewhere.com">
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About This |
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The Basics |
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Colours in Forms |
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Making Changes |
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Validation |
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Power Stuff |