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1. Anonymous
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   I'm trying this product. Very good. I have two questions very importants to me before buy it.

   1. I would like to copy and paste code generated in preview form instead embed code. So I'm free to make little changes manually like style, options, etc... Is it possible?

   2. I would like to creat a custom email template to recieve emails into my email. Is it possible?

   Thanks

   Posted 16 years ago #
2. 

   yuniar

   1) Sorry, full form code is not available, since all your forms are being generated on the fly. If you need to adjust your form styling, you can always modify the CSS file.

   2) Yes, email template is fully customizable. Check the "Emails" section, click "more options" and you will see the email template there.

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   MachForm Founder

   Posted 16 years ago #

3. Anonymous
   Unregistered

   I understand.

   1. I would like to put forms in a web that have a button to change size of text of the page. If I put this code, when I clic in this button the text of the web change except the text of the form. I'll think about it.

   2. I want to put a personally header with image and footer in email.

   Thanks for your reply

   Posted 16 years ago #

4. AMurray
   Pro Member

   You can do the "font size change" with javascript.

   With the email templates, you can add the HTML to make the header and footer display.

   In the email template text box (for the reply to the customer) I expect you would type in something like <img src="http://www.yoursite.com/images/email_header.jpg"> and repeat for the footer in the places you want these to appear (top and bottom of the mesage) with the {element_x} or {form_data} bits in between; you can probably test this to make sure it works by filling in the form so Machform will respond to your own email.

   Since the emails are able to be sent in HTML format, this should work (since the HTML format is machform's default, and it gives you the option of the "plain text", which can't be used to display HTML elements.

   In the end it depends if the recipient has an email client that supports HTML emails and on their security software set up (e.g. it might block images in Emails).

   You as webmaster/admin might be alright with your own system setup, but you can't predict how a user will have their system organised.

   Posted 16 years ago #

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