About Contact

Want your visitors to be able to contact you right from your site? Want to protect yourself from spammers by hiding your e-mail address? Then this tool is for you! With Strong Contact, you will be able to easily and quickly create a contact form and publish it on your site. Besides regular fields for entering a name, e-mail address and message text, you can have as many additional fields as you like, which will allow you to collect any information you are interested in. These forms are based entirely on PHP and perfectly work on modern web servers.

Contact Form Builder consists of two sections: Form and Output. Use the Form section to configure the form and add/remove form fields and the Output section to get the final PHP/CSS code of the form.

Form (see screenshot)
The Form section consists of the item list, buttons for adding/removing items and several edit fields for changing the parameters of the form and its fields.
The Recipient's address field is the e-mail address the message with the information entered into the form will be sent to.
Default Subject defines the message subject if no field in the form is used to enter the subject.
The "Thank you" message defines the message that will be displayed for the user after the message is successfully sent.
The Add Field button adds a new field. Clone Field adds a new field with the parameters of the selected field. Delete Field deletes the selected field.
The Text Field, Text Area and Check Box options define the type of the form field, where Text Field is a one-line text input field, Text Area is a multi-line text input field and Check Box is a checkbox with two values: selected/not selected.
Field Name is used to edit the text that is displayed next to the field in the form.
Min.length is used to limit the minimum length of the value in the field. If the length of the text is less than the minimum value, the form will display an error message.
Max.length is used to limit the maximum length of the value in the field. If the length of the text is greater than the maximum value, the form will display an error message.
'The value must be a URL' is used to specify that the entered text must be a URL. If the text is not a URL, the form will display an error message.
'The value must be an e-mail address' is used to specify that the entered text must be an e-mail address. If the text is not an e-mail address, the form will display an error message.
The 'Use as FROM name' checkbox is selected when you need to use the text entered into the field as the sender's name.
The 'Use as FROM email' checkbox is selected when you need to use the text entered into the field as the sender's address.
The 'Use as SUBJECT' checkbox is selected when you need to use the text entered into the field as the message subject.

Output (see screenshot)
Use Output section to get the PHP/CSS code of the form. To get the PHP/CSS code of the form, you should enter the name of the form. This parameter is necessary to generate the correct code. Click Generate Codes to generate the CSS/PHP code of the form. The generated code is displayed in two text areas below. Copy them and use them on your site.