Contact Forms for an HTML Website

  • Chris Voeltner
    Asked on March 29, 2017 at 3:35 PM

    Hi there!

     

    I wanted to ask if I was to use your forms, could we generate a html contact form that could be accessible if we put a link to the form on our website, code it to open in a specific sized window, someone fills it out, and then it sends that response to a specified email?

     

    Basically, we have a church website that doesn't have the ability to create contact forms, so I'm looking third-party. This site seems great, I just want to make sure if I was to say "Contact me" (someone clicks the contact me underlined text) and it opens your form that I've specified to go to me@church.org.

     

    Would this work properly? 

  • Safaa
    Replied on March 29, 2017 at 3:52 PM

    Hi, 

    Thank you for contacting JotForm Support.

     

    You can easily create a contact form using our form builder, and we have a number of templates available to help you get started, and you can then customize them as you wish. Take a look at our 

    Contact Form Templates

     

    As for adding the form to your website, you can either embed the form into your website (follow this guide), or you can add a hyperlink somewhere in your website to redirect to your JotForm form, opening it in a custom sized window would have to be coded in your own website, and not in your JotForm form. To add a link to your form, simply add this HTML code to your website:

    <a href="FORM_URL">Whatever Text you would like as the link text</a>

    Make sure you replace FORM_URL with your JotForm form URL. 

     

    Please don't hesitate to contact us if you need any further help.