Need form to submit fields to email rather than sending to paypal

My form:

 

https://form.jotform.com/61257480759162

 

I would like the form to work exactly as it currently does BUT I want the 'submit' button at the end to send the collected data to an email address for preorders. The client is not ready to accept payments at this time. I really like the auto populating product fields as they are now though.

I think what you were looking for was the Authorization Only payment option.

Check the user guide here: How-to-Enable-Payment-Authorization

When this option is ON on your Paypal integration, you can delay the payment process at a later time -- when you need it.

Hope this help. Let us know if this is not the solution.

Regards

Jonathan,
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! Please forgive my ignorance, this
is all new to me. My goal here is to have a form where users can choose
how many of each specific product they want, have the totals auto populate,
then send the user information and order information to an email address.
Right now, after choosing 'authorization' nothing seems to have changed in
the process. When I click submit, it either locks up (when tested on the
site) or brings me to paypal when I test it in preview mode. Is there a
less complicated way to get the functionality of a shopping cart without
having to deal with any kind of checkout?
Ben
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I've cloned and tested your form. I am able to reproduce the same issue that you’re having. When I submit the form it redirects to PayPal instead of Thank you Page. Can you also try to make the arrangements as you see below on your PayPal account?

If you have any question or issues, please do not hesitate contacting us. We will be glad to assist you.

Again, thaks for getting back so quickly. My problem is this is a site for
a client, not for me. She doens't have a paypal account and she doenst
want to accept payment. I entered in my personal paypal account info just
to test the process, but now i'm sort of stuck with it because of that
'products' section.
I just want the functionality of the form as is, but without entering any
type of paypal information at all, is this possible with your software?
Thanks,
Ben
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If you do not wish to charge your users, you can just use the "Purchase Order" field, that will still allow you to setup products the same way in the Paypal integration.

The Purchase Order is usually used for payments made by check or other manual methods. 

Here's how to set it up:

1. First, select the payment field you have added, click the "x" button to remove it (this is because you cannot add more than 1 payment field in your form).

2. You will then be prompted if you would like to keep the products, I presume the answer is "Yes" for you.

3. Then just drag and drop the payment field "Purchase Order" on your left side page.

4. It will automatically load the products you have previously setup (assuming you have clicked "Yes" when asked if you want to keep the products). You will also see that the payment wizard will open, you can set it up again and check your products. Here there's NO 3rd party payment processor involved, so there's no actual payment being made.

 

Here's my test form: https://form.jotform.com/61315476236960. You can try making a test submission.

Let us know if that's what you are looking for.

Now you've gone and done it, you've solved all my problems! Thanks so much
Jonathan, awesome customer service, I'll use your software from now on. I
really appreciate it,
Ben
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actually, I take it back. I am having one last issue. When I test the form
in preview, it works. I can successfully submit and i receive the order
email:
https://form.jotform.com/61257480759162
But when I test it on my wordpress site, i locks after 'submit' is hit:
http://uveetoys.com/order-form/
Any ideas?
Ben
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I tested your embedded form and was able to recreate the issue.  Try replacing the Wordpress plugin embed code with your forms iFrame code:

http://www.jotform.com/help/148-Getting-the-Form-iFrame-Code

If that does not work, let us know and we will be happy to have another look.

 

I believe this solved the problem, the form seems to be submitting
correctly now. Thanks again for all your help.
Ben
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Glad to hear it! If there is anything else we can assist you with, let us know and we will be happy to help.