Advanced Documentation
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Introduction
Welcome to the advanced documentation. This guide is not a tutorial. If you are looking for basic documentation please look at the basic documentation. This page is a guide to all the custom input fields that you can add that modify the functionality. Please ensure that if you are to use any of these that the name attribute is applied correctly.
Documentation
You can add specially named named attributes which can apply special functionality to your form.
EMAILTO Required
The EMAILTO name sets the desired email address that the email should be sent to. Without this nothing will work so be sure to include it.
<input class="hidden" type="text" name="EMAILTO" value="youremail@gmail.com">
GOTO Required
The GOTO name allows you to re-direct your users to any page. Make sure that you type to correct URL. You should also hide this input. Although you don't have to set this for the form to work, without it the form will automatically redirect to the Form Sender home page.
<input class="hidden" type="text" name="GOTO" value="URL">
FROM
The FROM name can be used to specify who the email is from. When users submit the form, add the FROM input to get their email and allow you to reply directly to the email without having to create a new email.
<input type="email" name="FROM" required>
FLAG
The FLAG name is special and is currently being used for a CTF challenge I am running. To use it correctly, include it in your form. The value must be gimme, otherwise it will not work.
<input FLAG type="text" name="FLAG" value="?"> >
SUBJECT
SUBJECT is the subject of the email.
<input class="hidden" type="text" name="SUBJECT" value="Put your subject here" >
CC and BCC Pro Coming Soon
CC and BCC allows you to send multiple emails to different places. For example you might want to send the email to yourself but also CC it to an archive email. The ability to CC multiple email address is coming soon!
<input class="hidden" type="text" name="CC" value="email@gmail.com" >
Invisible Emails Pro
Invisible Emails allows you to send an email without putting your email address in the EMAILTO attribute. Instead of putting your email you will be given a random string for example "pe7vbdkmt" which will replace your email. Now when you send emails you will still recieve them but it will automatically send it to your address without you putting in your email address. This is great to avoid bots and spammers getting your email address and spamming you.
<input class="hidden" type="text" name="EMAILTO" value="pe7vbdkmt">
Attachments Pro Coming Soon
Add an attachment to your form. To do this change the type of your field to be file. You can add multiple attachments by having multiple file input fields and naming them differently.
<input class="hidden" type="file" name="Attachment" >