I notice that many user just enter wrong mail by mistake. Eg. myemail@gmai.com - so I think it’s better if after submit the form, Mautic display something like “An email has been sent to {useremail}” to let them know that they have entered the correct email. Or after submit, the email they enter still remain at the input area. How can I do this???
I notice that many user just enter wrong mail by mistake. Eg. myemail@gmai.com - so I think it’s better if after submit the form, Mautic display something like “An email has been sent to {useremail}” to let them know that they have entered the correct email. Or after submit, the email they enter still remain at the input area. How can I do this???
After hours of researching, I found a temporary solution: use a javascript to show an alert with user’s email after they submit the form. Here is step-by-step I did to my site. Hope it’s useful for someone 
Step 1. Put the code below in the “form.html.twig” under theme form folder.
<script type="text/javascript">
function Confirm(form){
m = document.getElementsByName('mauticform[email]')[0].value;
alert("An email will be sent to *"+m+"* if there is no shark biting the internet cable now!");
form.submit();
}
</script>
Step 2. Edit the submit button in the form, append this the input attributes area.
onClick="Confirm(this.form)"Then each time user submits that form, an alert box (in web browser style) will appear and show a message that an email will be sent to their email, so they will have a chance to see their email one more time. You can see mine in action here: https://fususu.com/en/public-speaking-tips/#testform
Step 3. If you have many forms like me and don’t want to edit each form. You can use this query in phpmyadmin.
UPDATE mtform_fields
SET input_attr = 'class="btn btn-default" onClick="Confirm(this.form)"'
WHERE `type` = 'button'
This query will replace the attribute of all submit buttons.
P.s. I’m not a technical guy, but I’m really good at Googling to fix problem myself. Nice to be here with you guys, let’s make a great community. My blog: https://fususu.com/en/ My fb: https://fb.com/fususuvn
a better solution would be to write 2 times email in 2 different fields and check for data before submit form
I think your solution is useful when user registers an account, they will have enough patience to re-type their email. In my case it’s a subscribe form, I don’t see many sites ask user to re-type their email in a subscribe form.
Today I came to a better solution, that will do exactly what I want. Just put these code in form.html.twig in theme folder, then it will append another message with user email, under Mautic Default Message after submitting a form.
<div id="mailsent" style="text-align:center;color:green;"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
function showHide() {
m = document.getElementsByName('mauticform[email]')[0].value;
document.getElementById("mailsent").innerHTML = "An email will be sent to *"+m+"* Please check carefully!";
}
</script>
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