Free-CGI Form to Email

You can then specify where your visitors will continue browsing after they have submitted your form.

Only registered users can use the form2mail program. The email will be sent to the email address you used in your registration.

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If you wish to report a violation of our Anti-Spam Policy, please forward all relevant evidence using the feedback form.

For more information read our terms and conditions of use.

Here is how you can use this program for your website in 3 easy steps:

Step 1.- Register your Free-CGI username.

Step 2.- Customize your Free-CGI application.

Step 3.- Create a form in your website and direct it to the form2mail program as follows:

In the form tag write:

<FORM METHOD="POST"
ACTION="http://www.free-cgi.com/freecgi/form2mail/alternate.php">

<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=Username VALUE="your-username">

For example, if your username is "startup", then you'll write:

<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=Username VALUE="startup">

Where do you want people to go after the form has been processed?
Write your web address in this field:

<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=Continue VALUE="http://your-address">

What's the subject of the email you will receive?

<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=Mail_Subject VALUE="the-mail-subject">

If you require that a field be entered, the name must contain the word "required-" in the beginning:

<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="required-email">

If the field doesn't require to be completed then:

<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="email">

How do you want to order the fields in your form?
Enter the name of the fields exactly as used, separated by a coma:

<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=Order VALUE="required-name,address,
city,state,zip,country,phone,required-email,website">

The form must end with the following 2 buttons:

<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME=Submit VALUE="Submit">
<INPUT TYPE=RESET NAME=Reset VALUE="Reset"> 

That's it!

For more information about creating forms, read the Forms Guide.

NOTE: When someone includes a quote (") in one of the fields, anything following the quote will NOT be sent with the form. If you believe that people using your form will include quotes in the fields, then you should tell them, in the page where you have your form, to write " instead of the quote (") symbol, so the information you receive is complete.