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1 # formmail | 1 # formmail |
2 | 2 |
3 The web handler that extracts form data from a POST request, uses it to | 3 The web handler that extracts form data from a POST request, uses it to |
4 populate an email template and then sends the produced email to a configured | 4 populate an email template and then sends the produced email to a configured |
5 list of addresses. | 5 list of addresses. |
6 | 6 |
7 ## Dependencies | 7 ## Dependencies |
8 | 8 |
9 * [Python 2.7](https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/) | 9 * [Python 2.7](https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/) |
10 * [Jinja2](http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/2.10/intro/) | 10 * [Jinja2](http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/2.10/intro/) |
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36 [formmail] | 36 [formmail] |
37 handler1.url = formmail/test/apply/submit | 37 handler1.url = formmail/test/apply/submit |
38 | 38 |
39 The CSV file into which all submissions will be saved (optional): | 39 The CSV file into which all submissions will be saved (optional): |
40 | 40 |
41 handler1.csv_log = /var/log/handler1-log.csv | 41 handler1.csv_log = /var/log/handler1-log.csv |
42 | 42 |
43 The Jinja2 template for the email. This is where the recipient email addresses | 43 The Jinja2 template for the email. This is where the recipient email addresses |
44 are entered. | 44 are entered. |
45 [(See an example email template here.)](formmail/test/template/test.mail) | 45 [(See an example email template here.)](test/template/test.mail) |
46 | 46 |
47 handler1.template = formmail/handler1/mail-template.tmpl | 47 handler1.template = formmail/handler1/mail-template.tmpl |
48 | 48 |
49 The `handler1.fields.xxx` subgroup includes the descriptions of the form | 49 The `handler1.fields.xxx` subgroup includes the descriptions of the form |
50 fields, and these must match the fields on the form. These are the fields | 50 fields, and these must match the fields on the form. These are the fields |
51 expected in the POST request and then made available to the template. Each | 51 expected in the POST request and then made available to the template. Each |
52 variable in the group defines a field and its value can be: | 52 variable in the group defines a field and its value can be: |
53 * "mandatory" (which makes the field mandatory) | 53 * "mandatory" (which makes the field mandatory) |
54 * and/or "email" (which makes the field an email) | 54 * and/or "email" (which makes the field an email) |
55 * or it can be empty (just a normal optional field). | 55 * or it can be empty (just a normal optional field). |
56 | 56 |
57 For mandatory fields we can also set "group-name.fields.field-name.mandatory" | 57 For mandatory fields we can also set "group-name.fields.field-name.mandatory" |
58 to override the error message that will be returned by the handler if the field | 58 to override the error message that will be returned by the handler if the field |
59 was empty. Likewise for email fields we can define | 59 was empty. Likewise for email fields we can define |
60 "group-name.fields.field-name.email" to set the error message that's returned | 60 "group-name.fields.field-name.email" to set the error message that's returned |
61 if the content of the field doesn't look like an email. See an example: | 61 if the content of the field doesn't look like an email. See an example: |
62 | 62 |
63 handler1.fields.email = mandatory, email | 63 handler1.fields.email = mandatory, email |
64 handler1.fields.email.mandatory = You failed the email test | 64 handler1.fields.email.mandatory = You failed the email test |
65 handler1.fields.email.email = You failed the email validation | 65 handler1.fields.email.email = You failed the email validation |
66 handler1.fields.non_mandatory_email = email | 66 handler1.fields.non_mandatory_email = email |
67 handler1.fields.non_mandatory_message = | 67 handler1.fields.non_mandatory_message = |
68 handler1.fields.mandatory = mandatory | 68 handler1.fields.mandatory = mandatory |
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