But I cannot use a sintax like "[Model.Name]" o "[CurrentPage.Name]" directly in the subject field (in the handler) instead of hook the Submission methods?
But I cannot use a sintax like "[Model.Name]" o "[CurrentPage.Name]" directly in the subject field (in the handler)
Not currently. That would be a good pull request if you would like to submit one.
Also, you can create a custom handler if you like. Since it's open source, you can basically just copy the existing email handler and slightly modify it to support the syntax you're proposing for the subject line. This would have the advantage that you don't need to submit a pull request, which means you can just put together something quick and dirty without worrying about whether or not the pull request will be accepted.
How to configure a contact form to add a model field to the mail subject?
Hi, how can I configure my contact form to to add the Current Page Node Name (or any other field) to the email subject on sending?
Thank you
There is a form submitting event: https://github.com/rhythmagency/formulate/blob/96620f209c8e8132e2b6826e0c1d71080cb325b4/src/formulate.api/Submissions.cs#L52
You can hook into that to dynamically change some of the data, such as the subject line of an email address.
There is some info here about how to set the subject line dynamically ("Dynamic Email Parameters"): https://github.com/rhythmagency/formulate/releases/tag/v1.2.1
But I cannot use a sintax like "[Model.Name]" o "[CurrentPage.Name]" directly in the subject field (in the handler) instead of hook the Submission methods?
Not currently. That would be a good pull request if you would like to submit one.
Also, you can create a custom handler if you like. Since it's open source, you can basically just copy the existing email handler and slightly modify it to support the syntax you're proposing for the subject line. This would have the advantage that you don't need to submit a pull request, which means you can just put together something quick and dirty without worrying about whether or not the pull request will be accepted.
FYI, the nicer syntax is now possible with Formulate Pro. See here for details: https://our.umbraco.com/packages/backoffice-extensions/formulate/formulate-questions/103084-customize-email-subject
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