Email Form

the Email Form feature sends email to an administrator or registered user of the site containing information a visitor has entered into a form. You can create  on your site with any fields that you like; information entered into the form will be formatted into an email message and sent to the specified use The Email Form feature accepts form posts to EmailForm along with some special hidden fields that specify settings. All special fields have names beginning with an underscore. All fields submitted with the form that do not begin with an underscore are emailed to the specified user This feature is designed for EditMe administrators and users to collect information from site visitors. It is not a mass email feature. Since a valid EditMe username must be specified in the form as a hidden field, and not an email address, this feature cannot be misused to send spam to arbitrary email addresses The following hidden fields can be included in the form to configure the behavior of the

Specifies an EditMe user name that should receive form posts as email. An EditMe username must be used; entering an email address will not work. This field can be specified multiple times to send to multiple users. If no _sendto fields exist, no emails will be sent and form posts will be lost. If a _sendto field contaian invalid or non-existant username, it is ignored

Specifiesthat visitors will be sent to after submitting the form. You can specify a full URL, or just a page name on the site. If no redirect is specified, visitors will be sent to the site's default pag

Specifieds the of the email sent containing the form data. This By default, a special field is included in the email containing the username or If you don't want to include this data in the email, include this field with any value. Otherwise, do not include this fieldOptionally contains a list of field names to include in the email. This field is useful if there are form fields that don't begin with an underscore that you do not want to include in the email, or to specify a specific order of fields in the email. If this field is not specified, all form fields that don't begin with an underscore are included in the message in an unspecified order Field names easiest way to use this sample is t Creat a page on your site and enter the Edit screenClick the checkbox and click Sav Paste the code sample above into the plain text edito modifying values to suit your preferences Click SaveThis specific method is recommended because EditMe's editor does not allow form fields to be saved