Adding your form’s title to the email notification will help you identify which form the notification came from. It will also help you identify the page’s name where the form is embedded, especially if you have your website page as your Form Title.
Adding the form title to the notification email is easy. Let’s do it.
- On the My Forms page, select the form and then click Edit Form.
- In the Form Builder, go to the Settings tab.
- Click Emails on the left of the settings tab.
- Hover to your notification email, and click Edit (pencil icon).
- Click the Form Fields dropdown near the Email Subject section in the Email tab.
- Select and click the Form Title from the options.
- Finally, click the Save button to save the changes.
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209 Comments:
More than a year ago
Our submissions have stopped being emailed to us?
More than a year ago
I renamed my form but when i share it on facebook , the old title still appears instead of the new one ! what should i do please ?
More than a year ago
This does not address my question. Can a response (Contact Us) form be structured like an ordinary email wherein you enter a "Subject" line. The recipient, in this case our company, can see at a glance what the inquiry is about and direct it to the proper department.
More than a year ago
test emails are coming on my gmail but when form actually submitted by a user its not coming to my email id.,
More than a year ago
how to paragraph my products? the coding grouping all info like product name, quantity and price.. can it done by paragraph like below?
item1 MYR 25 2 set
item2 MYR 20 2 set
More than a year ago
How can I place the 'contact me form' on my questionair page?
More than a year ago
Is there a way to place a "field" that exists in the form in the title? I would like to see a name in the title, such as, submitted by XXXXXXXXXXX. The field could change from each submission.
More than a year ago
help me
More than a year ago
Estou no Brasil e meu formulário esta ok, porém já mudei a url de acesso.
Grato.
More than a year ago
Suspending the domain is BS!
But not informing the customers is a shame. Accidentaly discoveed that the form is missing from all of my webistes.
You should update the google gadget so that users can point it to te .net domain or mention that they can simply use an iframe wrapper.
Apart from this stupid issue Jotform has a great service!
More than a year ago
So you WILL be ending your business relationship with "Cave-In Daddy" correct? I can't imagine that after such a display of caring less about a customer's rights and doing what the law doesn't require them to do just because it was "requested" that any sane business people will continue to rely on Go Daddy.
More than a year ago
Impeach the whole government!
More than a year ago
This is just more proof that we need to impeach Obama and remove his jackbooted thugs from their Czar positions. If we don't, this is only the beginning of things to come.
More than a year ago
my biggest concern is that the US or for that matter any government can shutdown a site WITHOUT DUE PROCESS!!!!
More than a year ago
wont use your site if it wont be up 99% of the time. Sorry just lost a customer
More than a year ago
"From doing my own research it look like RSA did in fact contact godaddy over user crated forms used in a phishing scam against Standard Bank, out of South Africa apparently. I guess jotform needs to do a better job of screening for malicious content though this is a battle anyone that allows public postings / hosting of files must fight."
comments like this are ABSURD ... what if I use Microsoft Word to write something not acceptable by the thought police gestapo??? ... The burden is not on a service provider to enforce the law ... it is law inforcement that is responsible for deciding what is legal or not? ... service providers will have to start reading, analyzing and censuring the content their clients create. ARE YOU FU#KING SERIOUS???
More than a year ago
bottom line is that the Goverment and corporate elite will do what they want. One day we can spit on them as they are dragged through the streets.
More than a year ago
Thanks guys, we are running hosted jotforms at our university - redirecting .com to .net on our servers fixed our forms.
Was surprised to find that our self hosted installation depended on jotforms.com. I'd like to see this changed in a future update. We have privacy / stability requirements. I understand the application calling home to validate licensing and such but it seems like there should be a way to allow for both.
We have loved jotforms and have invested heavily in migrating to it. I really hope this can be fixed so we can continue to rely on your great product.
Jeremy
More than a year ago
I'd like to thank all the media buzz surrounding this issue for bringing your company to my attention. I now have an easy to use provider for web forms! Hope your business only picks up as a result of this unfortunate turn of events. Best wishes to you all!
More than a year ago
Does the suspension lift mean that I no longer have to take any action on updating my forms?
More than a year ago
Look on the bright side, Jotform team. All this extra publicity will probably turn out to be good for you in the end! I understand jotform.com is now up and running again, but as I have now spent half a day changing all my links and scripts to jotformeu.com (not just on my websites but in many email templates too), I hope I can now leave them in EU land — until the next scare!
More than a year ago
This is horrible! Just a small business that is paying taxes and now we get hit with having to figure out how to make forms another way. I hope SOPA dies soon!!!!!!!!
More than a year ago
"Increasingly, I'm not a fan of GoDaddy. Don't want to imply that I am, because that's not so.
HOWEVER, I'm just increasingly confused after reading all of this, including the article linked at the top.
If the Secret Service was involved, could GoDaddy have refused to take down the domain? Could any domain registrar based in the US have refused to take down the domain?
If GoDaddy could have refused, especially in the light of the incredible absence of due process, they should have. But don't they have to do what the government tells them to do? Did they actually have a choice here?"
They do. But...Go Daddy chose to shut down the domain name upon being notified by (apparently) the Secret Service.
It's actually covered in their legal agreement, similar to those of other registrars.
More than a year ago
Good luck my brothers! Espero que logo esteja tudo resolvido!
More than a year ago
Checked my websites. There seems to be no problems at all.