Umbraco Forms - Send email copy of form to the person who fill out the form
Hi
I am using Umbraco Forms and wonder if it is possible to send an email with a copy of a form, to the person who fill out the form? Like a normal order confirmation.
Or is this only possible by custom developing? In this case, are there any documentation of how?
I am not sure how to do this? Lets say i have this simple contact form, and i want to send the person who fills out the form, a mail after the form is submitted, like an order confirmation email? What should i write in the "Email - Enter the reciever email"?
Hi Dennis. I have just installed the Umbraco Forms and I want to send a copy to the sender.
I have a form where the user inserts his/hers email address in a field named "Email". I want to send a copy to the sender. In the workflow section I make a new workflow. Can I put the email address of the sender in the workflow like this: {Email}? Please take a look at the attached screendump.
thank you for this posts! That's what I need :)
Now I have one question: Is there a way to use conditions for this workflow?
For example: only when one of the checkboxes is checked, the mail gets sent to the sender-email!
That would be great!
Umbraco Forms - Send email copy of form to the person who fill out the form
Hi
I am using Umbraco Forms and wonder if it is possible to send an email with a copy of a form, to the person who fill out the form? Like a normal order confirmation.
Or is this only possible by custom developing? In this case, are there any documentation of how?
Thanks Martin
Hi Martin,
No this is possible out of the box. you just need to specify the email field in the receiver field.
https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Add-ons/UmbracoForms/Editor/Attaching-Workflows/
The syntax you need to use is {nameofemailfield} so if your field is:
Some examples:
Email {email}
Enter your employment ID {enteryouremploymentid}
First & last name {firstlastname}
Your #1 job {your1job}
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Hi Dennis.
Thank you for your replay.
I am not sure how to do this? Lets say i have this simple contact form, and i want to send the person who fills out the form, a mail after the form is submitted, like an order confirmation email? What should i write in the "Email - Enter the reciever email"?
Hi Martin,
If you go to the backoffice, in to the Umbraco Forms section, then you will see a folder, called forms.
If you open up this one you will get an overview of all forms. For each form you will have a workflow.
Try to see this video about workflows in Umbraco Forms https://umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/implementor/extending/umbraco-forms/attaching-workflows/
If you have other questions about Umbraco Forms please let us know.
/Dennis
Hi Dennis. I have just installed the Umbraco Forms and I want to send a copy to the sender.
I have a form where the user inserts his/hers email address in a field named "Email". I want to send a copy to the sender. In the workflow section I make a new workflow. Can I put the email address of the sender in the workflow like this:
{Email}
? Please take a look at the attached screendump.// Lars!
Hi Lars,
If your field has a name of Email then you should use this in the workflow
{email}
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Hi!
thank you for this posts! That's what I need :) Now I have one question: Is there a way to use conditions for this workflow? For example: only when one of the checkboxes is checked, the mail gets sent to the sender-email! That would be great!
Hi Dennis.
Thank you for a fast answer and it might help. Can I see the result when the Umbraco Forms is still running in the trial mode?
//Lars
Hi Lars,
You should get the email yes, but I am not sure if you can see the actual data that the user have entered into your form.
This depends if you still are in a trial mode. Else you will just see something like Forms in a trial mode for each fields.
/Dennis
Hi Dennis
I guess that you are right, I see the form in a trial mode for the fields. I will have to wait until after the holyday to solve this :-)
Thanks
//Lars
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