I would like to edit the contact us form so i can add more fields to it but i dont know from where should i start so if anyone could guide me through it?
or should i make a new web form to meet my requirements and hide the contact page?
What kind of field?
Have you tried following the manual?
Link:https://erpnext.org/docs/user/manual/en/website
Also Check Website > Contact us Settings
Yes i have tried but nothing is there to add custom fields to the contact us page
i would like to add drop down and more data fields
any help?
same here
Any solution yet? i also want to add custom field on the standard contact us page.
Facing in same problems
This guy seem to have worked on this.
https://fosserp.com/contact-us
@Basawaraj_Savalagi may shed some light on it. I believe that he created a new Web Form.
@Abhijit_undre Frappe documentation states:
Frappe also allows you to override standard pages through your custom app. For example, to override the standard
/about
provided by frappe, just add a file namedabout.html
in thewww
folder of your app and it will take precedence.
Same goes for contact.html
, and the following is the JavaScript code used by Frappe.
frappe.ready(function() {
if(frappe.utils.get_url_arg('subject')) {
$('[name="subject"]').val(frappe.utils.get_url_arg('subject'));
}
$('.btn-send').off("click").on("click", function() {
var email = $('[name="email"]').val();
var message = $('[name="message"]').val();
if(!(email && message)) {
frappe.msgprint('{{ _("Please enter both your email and message so that we can get back to you. Thanks!") }}');
return false;
}
if(!validate_email(email)) {
frappe.msgprint('{{ _("You seem to have written your name instead of your email. Please enter a valid email address so that we can get back.") }}');
$('[name="email"]').focus();
return false;
}
$("#contact-alert").toggle(false);
frappe.send_message({
subject: $('[name="subject"]').val(),
sender: email,
message: message,
callback: function(r) {
if(r.message==="okay") {
frappe.msgprint('{{ _("Thank you for your message") }}');
} else {
frappe.msgprint('{{ _("There were errors") }}');
console.log(r.exc);
}
$(':input').val('');
}
}, this);
return false;
});
});
var msgprint = function(txt) {
if(txt) $("#contact-alert").html(txt).toggle(true);
}
Yes, that is a custom web form.