[TheInfiniteOne]

I have recently been renovating our company website and I have designed a form which will allow for any users to contact our company via an email form.

We have a section for the Email Address in which it is being sent from, as well as the person's name that is sending the E-mail and finally, the Message itself.

I have all these fields setup and I am just trying to find out what I need to do for all this information to be sent to a provided email address once the submit button has been hit.

Example Form:

Email Address: john@microsoft.com
Confirm Email Address: john@microsoft.com
Name: John Doe
Business/Agency: Microsoft Sales Department
Message Description: Hello, This is John from the Microsoft Sales Department.

Once the submit button has been hit I want the form to be sent to bill@microsoft.com

Here is a screenshot of the layout to give you a better idea.



Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[tomdkat]

I would use a server-side form processing script, like FormMail. I tend to recommend FormMail a lot around here but I think it's a great script that has a LOT of functionality and it's free.

You can configure FormMail to format the e-mail message just about any way you want and have it send the form data to as many e-mail addresses as you configure.

You can search this forum for "FormMail" for previous FormMail discussion.

EDIT: If you like, I can provide you with links to sites where I've deployed FormMail.

Peace...

[TheInfiniteOne]

That would be great if you could show me some examples of what it has done for other websites.

I'm trying to get a whole bunch of options, of course I would hope that this FormMail would allow me to use my current template or something very similar for the design of the form that I have.

[tomdkat]

Ok, I'll send you a PM.

Peace...

[tomdkat]

If you're interested in using FormMail for your form, we can work through it here. First, download FormMail and read through the configuration documentation on the TecTite website.

Peace...