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This is a great little article in general about how the GET method of form submission sends form submission data appended to the URL and our URL Forward option in the Confirmation Settings for a form gives you the option to “Append Submission Data to URL”. The URL that you forward your user to can be a page with .PHP code that will do whatever you program that page to do with the appended data. It is a best practice to forward only to Encrypted SSL Pages that start with an HTTPS:// rather than just an HTTP:// at the beginning of the web address. The page on which the form is embedded does not necessarily need to be an HTTPS:// page, but it is always better to use an SSL.
When somebody enters their information into your form, you can send CONDITIONAL WEBHOOKS to Zapier or anywhere else on the internet based on the conditions that you set. Depending on how the people who submit your form answer your questions, different triggering webhooks will be sent to Zapier and Zapier will then trigger an action in any of the 2000+ programs as you determine in the Zap inside of your Zapier account.
1. Make a contact form.
2. Create a Slack Channel to send messages to.
3. Connect to Zapier.
4. Select your Contact Form in your Zapier.
5. Select your Slack and the Slack Channel.
6. Boom! The Zap is done and messages will appear in your Slack.
7. Invite the team members you want to be able to see that Slack Channel.
We have added Rackspace’s Microsoft365 Business Partner Reseller Package to our upgraded subscription. You set everything up inside of the program where it says “WHMCS” at the top of the menu bar.
We made Conditional Webhooks this year and are finishing our automatic document selection and completion utility functionality of the “Merge”
Our WordPress setup is automatic using WHMCS.
We are finishing adding the CRM, Auto-Email.
After all of that we are finishing our Single Sign-On then our RetainerCrypto.Online Crypto Utility Token.
This is a simple 3-step instructional to show you how to setup a “hidden field” with a proper “label” and “alias” for tracking.
Insightly has an API code that you can copy inside of it and then paste the API code into our Insightly Addon. You can do simple and effective things like send a person’s name and email from one of your contact form submissions to the Insightly Contacts. Simple.
These Addons are all FREE! We are working on making a set of Instructions for the Addons. They are 100% FREE! We are working on adding a CRM and an Automatic Email Series Functionality which are going to be a part of the $5 Monthly Subscription because you will be required to connect the Email Functionality to an outside SMTP (we recommend SendGrid.com) which will cost around $10-$15 Monthly, but it is a normal thing to need in the world of online integration. After a while we are planning on making the same Email Functionality a part of what will become our $35 Monthly Subscription but with the additional option of using our PowerMTA Server so that you do not need an SMTP Server Subscription. We will keep you posted as we make progress.
You can insert field variables into a confirmation email and they’ll be replaced with whatever the user insert into that field.
Every variable must be between a double punctuation keys. Eg. {{My Variable}}
In the following example, we show the two ways you can insert the variables:
Additionally, you can use the following placeholders:
This is a great way to personalize your message. Any form field can be used in this way.