[fluentform id=”7″]
[fluentform id=”7″]
[fluentform id=”7″]
[fluentform id=”7″]
test
test
To make the HTML form send an email after filling out the form, you’ll need to use a server-side scripting language like PHP to handle form submission and sending emails. Below is an example of how you can modify your existing HTML code to incorporate the PHP script for sending emails:
Please note that the above code assumes you have a PHP script named send_email.php in the same directory that handles sending emails. The sendEmail() function uses XMLHttpRequest to send the form data to the PHP script.
Here’s an example of what your send_email.php script could look like:
Please remember that this is a basic example and may need further refinement for production use, including proper validation, error handling, and possibly using a more advanced mail library for sending emails securely. Also, you should avoid storing sensitive information like email credentials directly in your code and consider using environment variables or a more secure approach for handling them.
