I just started learning html5/css3 3 months ago and I have launched my website under netlify, and I first would like to thank you for this amazing platform you created.
I followed a course on udemy to learn how to use the forms with netlif. I tried sending myself a completed form and it works perfectly. The only thing is that I am not receiving all the rest of the information of the form I created. (just Name + Email + Message)
I am new to this so I do not fully understand how a form works yet, this is why for now I was hoping to use your service.
Could you please let me know if I should use something else to receive the full form with all the inputs, or is it something that I should activate with you ?
Hiya, sorry you are having trouble getting your forms to work.
This Support Guide is the first port of call to debug any forms issues. There are also many other Support Guides for forms - you can find them here: #Netlify-support:support-guides
We also recommend trying to search the forums or look at topics tagged Netlify forms if you haven’t already - it’s likely your question was already asked by someone else!
If you are still having problems, please provide more information such as what you have already tried, and a link to your live form.
Hi, @manuel_dmc, we are happy to assist if there are other questions. If you want us to take another look at this please send the following details:
The URL of your deployed html form (in case you have a javascript form, we need to literally be linked to the html version you’ve deployed as mentioned above - look for “pure javascript”)
The form name that you’ve set and that shows in our UI
Any errors or logs from the Netlify build logs, dashboard or browser developer console
Description of anything you have tried that did or didn’t help or make things better/worse
That information will allow us to start researching the issue and we are happy to assist if it still isn’t working.
There is a second form with other inputs but the first form creates the endpoint to handle the form processing. The solution for this will be to either:
use two different form names
or:
create a single HTML form which contains all possible inputs for both forms
For solution #2, it isn’t requires to actually submit all inputs when POST-ing the form data but all inputs should be defined in a single HTML form.
Would you please try one of the solutions above?
If there are questions about either solution or if the solution does not work, please let us know.
In the end we make a nice html form without having to learn php and all the more advanced programing languages that I was considering
This might seem like a no brainer, but sometimes we need a little help to see things clearly.
So a big thank you Luke for helping me understand the mechanics. I hope this will also help other “not so noobs” like me