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Confirmation mail after a form has been filled in
Yes, if you're using an HTML textfield:
string email = Request.Form["epost"];
or if you're using an ASP.NET TextBox:
string email = epost.Text;
Then:
Response.Redirect ("/path to thank-you page")
Aug 20, 2008 16:51
I think this could be something you're looking for:
http://world.episerver.com/en/Download/Code-Samples/XForms/Send-custom-email/
/Björn
Aug 23, 2008 17:17
We would like to send a confirmation mail to a user that has filled in a form, in addition to showing a "thank you"-page. Unfortunalety this is not an intranet site where users have logged in and where we have user information like email address. The user has to enter his/her email when filling in the form.
But, how can I access this information? If we assume that all forms contain a mandatory field "epost". Is there an easy way to get the content of this field when the form is posted? (Or possibly afterwards, from the "thank you"-page)
All suggestions are welcome.
/Mårten