Mail & Auto-reply

• Recipient: the address that receives form notifications.
• Subject and introduction text for the admin email.
• Auto-reply: optional confirmation email to the submitter.
• Tokens: placeholders such as {full_name}, {all_fields}, and {form_title} that you can use in the auto-reply. See below.
• Redirect URL: optional absolute HTTPS URL or site-relative path after a successful submission.

Email tokens

Tokens let the auto-reply include what the visitor entered. They work only in the Auto-reply Subject and Auto-reply Message fields, and only when Send Auto-reply is set to Yes. The admin Email Subject and Email Introduction do not replace tokens; the admin email always lists every submitted field.

How to build a field token

1. Take the field's Label exactly as it is set in the Form Builder tab.
2. Write it in lowercase.
3. Replace every space or other character that is not a letter or number with an underscore _. Several in a row become one underscore, and underscores at the start or end are dropped.
4. Wrap it in curly braces.

Field label	Token
Name	{name}
Full Name	{full_name} (not {fullname} or {name})
Email	{email}
Best time to call	{best_time_to_call}
E-mail Address	{e_mail_address}

Built-in tokens

• {all_fields}: every field the visitor filled in, one per line, as Label: value.
• {form_title}: the module's Form Heading setting.

Things to check

• The auto-reply needs an email address. It is sent to the first Email-type field the visitor fills in. If the form has no Email field, or it is left empty, no auto-reply is sent.
• Renaming a field changes its token. The default Auto-reply Message starts with Hi {name},. If you rename the Name field to Full Name, change {name} to {full_name} in the message too. Otherwise the email shows the text {name} literally.
• Empty fields are not replaced. If an optional field is left blank, its token stays in the email as plain text, so use tokens for required fields or rely on {all_fields}.