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--- doc:dev:form:form_to_email_cgi [2014/06/19 17:54] – created vikki
+++ doc:dev:form:form_to_email_cgi [2015/01/16 15:24] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-===== Afteroffice Form-To-Email Template (v1.3) =====
+====== Afteroffice Form-To-Email Template (v1.3) ======
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-Quck start sample: Enquiry form, Registration form, Form with date picker (popup calendar), Flash Sample\\
+Quick start sample: Enquiry form, Registration form, Form with date picker (popup calendar), Flash Sample\\
 **Important:**
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 <FORM action="http://vo.mydomain.com/cgi-bin/vo/formmail.cgi.vo" method="post">\\
-^Field Name	^Sample	^Detail^
+^Field Name	^Detail^
-|_formFrom	|	|Show in the FROM: section of the email|
+|_formFrom	|Show in the FROM: section of the email|
-|_formSubject	|	|Subject of email: The date & time stamp [datetime] will be replaced with the form submission date and time. [formRef] is a unique number genereted for the email, good for tracking use|
+|_formSubject	|Subject of email: The date & time stamp [datetime] will be replaced with the form submission date and time.\\ [formRef] is a unique number genereted for the email, good for tracking use|
-|_formTo	|	|Email for this form to send to. You can turn this to hidden field if you are sending this form to a permanent address. Separate each email with ","|
+|_formTo	|Email for this form to send to.\\ You can turn this to hidden field if you are sending this form to a permanent address.\\ Separate each email with ","|
-|_formOutputTemplate (new)|	|The field/value format in email. By default, this is set to:\\
+|_formOutputTemplate (new)|The field/value format in email. By default, this is set to:\\ [<field>]<br><value><br><br>\\ You can change the format easily to:\\ <field>: <value><br><br>\\ If you would like to have the field name and value stay in one line.\\ Note that only 3 keywords are supported: <field>, <value> and <br>|
-[<field>]<br><value><br><br>\\
+|_formOutputTemplate_header (new)	|The text to insert at the beginning of the email|
-You can change the format easily to:\\
+|_formOutputTemplate_footer (new)	|The text to insert at the end of the email|
-<field>: <value><br><br>\\
+|_form_contenttype (new)	|The MIME email content type. "text" or "html" allow, default "text".\\ Good to set it to "html" if you have formated the form format to html|
-if you would like to have the field name and value stay in one line.\\ Note that only 3 keywords are supported: <field>, <value> and <br>|
+|_formNext	|Where do you want to go after this form submitted.\\ After a successful post, where do you want to bring the user to next?\\ Specify the URL here (eg: http://www.mysite.com)\\ Skip this if you wish to use the default|
-|_formOutputTemplate_header (new)	|	|The text to insert at the beginning of the email|
+|_formErr	|What do you want to show if this form has some incomplete entry (eg: http://www.mysite.com/error.htm)\\ Skip this if you wish to use internal error handling|
-|_formOutputTemplate_footer (new)	|	|The text to insert at the end of the email|
+|_formCleanFieldName (new)|Use in pair with mandatory field name.\\ Don't show the tilt "~" in mandatory field name if checked. Eg: ~name will become name in email|
-|_form_contenttype (new)	|	|The MIME email content type. "text" or "html" allow, default "text". Good to set it to "html" if you have formated the form format to html|
+|_formVoidNum (new)	|Don't show the number prefix in field name if checked, eg: 1,name will be shown as name in email|
-|_formNext	|	|Where do you want to go after this form submitted.\\ After a successful post, where do you want to bring the user to next? Specify the URL here (eg: http://www.mysite.com)\\ Skip this if you wish to use the default|
+|_formAllField	|All field wanted; checked if you want the user to fill-up all the fields|
-|_formErr	|	|What do you want to show if this form has some incomplete entry (eg: http://www.mysite.com/error.htm)\\
+|_form_custom_header (new)	|The additional MIME header to insert into the email. Usually not require. Format in Key: Data (eg: To: online@domain.tld)|
-Skip this if you wish to use internal error handling|
+|_formDateFormat (new)	|The custom date format. Available: YYYY (4 digits year), YY (2 digits year), MM (2 digits month), M (single digit month), DD and D. All date format in upper case. Time format as hh, h, mm, m, s, ss (lower case). Eg: YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm:ss returns 2010/03/30 13:22:00|
-|_formCleanFieldName (new)|		|Use in pair with mandatory field name. Don't show the tilt "~" in mandatory field name if checked. Eg: ~name will become name in email|
+|Mandatory field	|User must fill in this field - or error warning will be given after submit. All mandatory fields start with a tilt "~". Set the _formCleanFieldName to checked if you would like the field name to be shown without the "~" in the email|
-|_formVoidNum (new)	|	|Don't show the number prefix in field name if checked, eg: 1,name will be shown as name in email|
+|Custom field: prefix number order|Any field name starts with a number, seperates by a comma (",") from the rest of the field name (eg: 1,name or 20,address). Use these fields naming method to organize the sequence of the output. Smaller number always appear first in the email. Good to use this with _formVoidNum set to checked, where you can hide the number portion|
-|_formAllField	|	|All field wanted; checked if you want the user to fill-up all the fields|
+|Custom field	|Any field you want|
-|_form_custom_header (new)	|	|The additional MIME header to insert into the email. Usually not require. Format in Key: Data (eg: To: online@domain.tld)|
+|Custom field: POP-up	|Any pop-up field|
-|_formDateFormat (new)		|
+|Custom field: Multiple selections	|Let user select multiple choice|
-|The custom date format. Available: YYYY (4 digits year), YY (2 digits year), MM (2 digits month), M (single digit month), DD and D. All date format in upper case. Time format as hh, h, mm, m, s, ss (lower case). Eg: YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm:ss returns 2010/03/30 13:22:00|
+|Custom control: Radio buttons	|Radio buttons|
-|Mandatory field	|	|User must fill in this field - or error warning will be given after submit. All mandatory fields start with a tilt "~". Set the _formCleanFieldName to checked if you would like the field name to be shown without the "~" in the email|
+|Custom control: Check boxes	|Check boxes|
-|Custom field: prefix number order|	|	|Any field name starts with a number, seperates by a comma (",") from the rest of the field name (eg: 1,name or 20,address). Use these fields naming method to organize the sequence of the output. Smaller number always appear first in the email. Good to use this with _formVoidNum set to checked, where you can hide the number portion|
+|Custom field: Large text|Store more text|
-|Custom field	|	|Any field you want|
+|Custom field: hidden|There are 2 hidden fields in the sample. Values for these fields will also submit as data into the mail|
-|Custom field: POP-up	|	|Any pop-up field|
+|Submit button	|You may change the label to anything|
-|Custom field: Multiple selections	|	|Let user select multiple choice|
-|Custom control: Radio buttons	| female  male	|Radio buttons|
+View PDF version: {{:doc:dev:form:form_to_email_cgi.pdf|}}
-|Custom control: Check boxes|	|Option 1 Option 2	|Check boxes|
-|Custom field: Large text|		|Store more text|
-|Custom field: hidden|	|
-There are 2 hidden fields in the sample. Values for these fields will also submit as data into the mail|
-|Submit button	|	|You may change the label to anything|
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