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How it works
FreeForms.org provides Web Developers a way to get submitted form data sent to their directly to their or their customers email address from their web pages.First you create your HTML form and add the form tag and form fields listed below.
Form Tag - This directs your form to our server for processing. it must use METHOD=POST!
<form action="http://www.freeforms.org/mail/mailform.cfm" method=post>
Required Fields
These fields must be added to your forms for proper operation.FF_uuid - This is your the unique identifier for your account at FreeForms.org. Below is not an example, it contains a fake uuid to be used. Eeach member gets their own UUID
<input type="hidden" name="FF_uuid" value="456784XYXZ">
Optional Hidden Fields
These fields let you customize the way your form is handled. FF_subject - This will appear in the subject line of the email received. Default: "Submitted Form"<input type="hidden" name="FF_subject" value="">
FF_confirmmsg - This is the text that will be sent in a confirmation email to the person submitting the form. A confirmation email will only be sent if this field has a value and you have included an "email" field. (See Optional Form Fields.)
<input type="hidden" name="FF_confirmmsg" value="">
FF_linkBackURL - This field is where you put a return URL. This will create a link for the user to click to return to your site. It must be a complete URL, i.e., "http://www.YOURSITE.com/yourReturnPage.html". If you leave this blank, no return link will appear.
<input type="hidden" name="FF_linkBackURL" value="">
FF_headline - This will be the heading that will be diplayed on the form submission page on our server. Default: "Thank You For Your Submission!"
<input type="hidden" name="FF_headline" value="">
FF_showdata - If the value is set to "TRUE", then the form fields entered by the user will be diplayed. Default: "TRUE"
<input type="hidden" name="FF_showdata" value="">
FF_CSSLink - This is a link to your own CSS Style sheet that can be used to control the appearence of the output of the submission form on our server. It must be a complete URL, i.e., "http://www.YOURSITE.com/YOUR_CSS.css".
<input type="hidden" name="FF_CSSLink" value="">
FF_javacloselink - This will display a "Close" button on the page at our server. Use this if your form opens in a new window. Default: "FALSE"
<input type="hidden" name="FF_javacloselink" value="TRUE">
FF_backlink - This will display a "Back" button on the page at our server. Use this if you want to give the user the option to edit and resubmit the form. Default: "FALSE"
<input type="hidden" name="FF_backlink" value="TRUE">
FF_debug -Use this field to enable debugging. If the value is set to true, the form will display the output of the submission processing on screen without sending an email. Default "FALSE"
<input type="hidden" name="FF_debug" value="TRUE">
Required Form Fields
FF_submit - This is the submit button for your form. The value can be anything you wish, but the name must be "FF_submit". <input type="submit" name="FF_submit" value="">
Optional Form Fields
email - This field is for the user to enter their email address. While this field is optional, it is required if you want to the server to send a confirmation email to the person submitting the form.
<input type="text" name="email">
Important Note: Do NOT create any form fields that start with "FF_" other than those specified here or they will not be processed.
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