Parameter Name |
Description |
Example |
Required |
| PHP File | The name (including the path) of the form PHP file. You should specify formhtml.php when using the the html form and formtext.php when using the text form.
* See note below |
forms/formhtml.php http://www.yourUrl.com/forms/formhtml.php |
* |
| Recipient Email | The email address that the form results should be sent to. Multiple addresses can be specified, separated with commas. | yourName@yourEmail.com |
* |
| Subject | The text that should appear in the subject field of the form results email. | Results from feedback form | |
| From Name | The name that should appear in the from field of the form results email. In most cases you would want to create this dynamically to match the name entered in the form. Please see the advanced features for instructions as to how to do this. | My Form | * |
| From Email | The email address that the form results email was sent from. It's useful for this field to match the email address of the user entering the form so that replies are automatically sent to the correct address. Please see the advanced features for instructions as to how to do this. | me@myemail.com | * |
| Order | The order in which you would like the form results to appear in the email. Press the magnifying glass and enter the instance names of the fields, arranging the order accordingly. For a radio button group you should enter the groupName instead of the instance name. Fields that are not entered here will appear in the email in no particular order, underneath the ordered fields. The field names are case sensitive so they should be entered exactly as they appear as the instance names. | Name, Email, Comments, Gender, AgeGroup, Experience, Interests | |
| Do not send | A list of variables or instances that are on your stage that should not be submitted as form items. You may choose to create this list after running the first test to see if there is anything sent in the results that should not be sent. | ||
| Required Fields | This is a list of required fields. Press the magnifying glass and enter the instance names of the required fields. For a radio button group you should enter the groupName instead of the instance name. | Name, Email | |
| Required Textfield | The instance name of the dynamic textfield in which the required message should appear. | requiredTxt | |
| Required Message | The message that should appear for the user when a required field is not completed. | Please complete all required fields | |
| Email Validation Field | If you require email validation on a field, enter the instance name of the email field here. | ||
| Invalid Email Textfield | The instance name of the dynamic textfield in which the invalid email message should appear. You may want to use the same text field that you created for the missing required fields. | requiredTxt | |
| Invalid Email Message | The message that should appear when the user enters an invalid email address. | The email address entered is not valid. | |
| URL Validation Field | If you require URL validation on a field, enter the instance name of the URL field here. | Website | |
| Invalid URL Textfield | The instance name of the dynamic textfield in which the invalid URL message should appear. You may want to use the same text field that you created for the missing required fields. | requiredTxt | |
| Invalid URL Message | The message that should appear when the user enters an invalid URL. | The URL entered is not valid. | |
Sent Textfield |
The instance name of the dynamic textfield in which the "Thank-you" message should appear. You may want to use the same text field that you created for the missing required fields. | requiredTxt | |
| Sent Message | The message that should appear after the user submits the form successfully. | Thank-you for submitting the form. | |
Submit Error Textfield |
The instance name of the dynamic textfield in which the "submit error" message should appear. You may want to use the same text field that you created for the missing required fields. | requiredTxt | |
| Submit Error Message | The message that should appear when there is a problem submitting the form. | An error occured. Please try again. | |
| Heading | The heading that will appear in the first line of the body of the form response email. | These are the results from the form: | |
| Header Font | Select the font in which to display the heading text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Header Style | Select the style in which to display the heading text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Header Size | Select the size in which to display the heading text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Header Color | Select the color in which to display the heading text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Body Font | Select the font in which to display the results text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Body Style | Select the style in which to display the results text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Body Size | Select the size in which to display the results text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Body Color | Select the color in which to display the results text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Title Font | Select the font in which to display the field name text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Title Style | Select the style in which to display the field name text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Title Size | Select the size in which to display the field name text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Title Color | Select the color in which to display the field name text. | * OPTION AVAILABLE FOR EZform-HTML only | |
| Layout Style | Select between 3 layout styles for the response email. | style1 | * |
| Line Spacing | Enter the line spacing between topics in the response email. | 2 | * |
| Hide Unchecked Checkboxes | When true, omits checkboxes from email if their value is false. NOTE: only available in the Actionscript 3 version oft he component. | 2 | * |
* Note: It is advisable to use the full URL of the formhtml.php or
formtext.php files only when testing the form. When you are ready to make
the form live, it's best to change this to a relative path. For example:
"forms/formhtml.php". This is due to the security features of the Flash
Player which may prevent the PHP file from being accessed from
www.yoururl.com if a user visits your
site without entering the "www". See the section on
Flash Player Security for tips and
information.