Form field names

Hello,

If you are adding Custom Fields to your Forms, you will need simply need to edit the HTML Codes and change the Input Name/ID according to the Field Name you want to display in the Form Email Response. That's it! You do not need to edit any Codes in the include/form.php File except adding your Email Settings. Our Form Processor Codes will detect all your Custom Fields and process them acordingly.

Consider following this Code Sample: http://docs.semicolonweb.com/docs/forms/fields/#docs-code-example . Make sure that all your Custom Fields have the same prefix as defined in your Form.

Suppose you want to add Age Field to your Form which has the prefix template-contactform- defined, then your HTML should look like this:

<div class="form-group">
	<label for="template-contactform-age">Age</label>
	<input type="text" id="template-contactform-age" name="template-contactform-age" value="" class="required sm-form-control" />
</div>

This will display as Age in your Form Response Email. If you set the name Attribute as template-contactform-your-age, then this will display as Your Age in your Form Response Email.

Hope this makes things clearer.

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Hello,

The Form returns the response in JSON Format:

echo '{ "alert": "success", "message": "Success Message!" }';

or this error message:

echo '{ "alert": "error", "message": "Error Message!" }';

If the User submission is successful, show the success message and if the user submission has an error or there are any other issues, show the error message in the above format. This would make the default Form functionality included with Canvas work as expected.

Additionally, you can also consider using the .customjs Class on the .form-widget DIV to disable AJAX on the Forms to make any further tests.

Hope this Helps!

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Hello,

Specifically, the js/plugins.ajaxform.js File handles the Forms, which is then minified and combined in the js/plugins.min.js File. Consider checking the Javascript Guide: http://docs.semicolonweb.com/docs/getting-started/javascript/ for more details on how to use the JS Files with Canvas.

Hope this Helps!

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