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    I am currently moving sites from Evolution to Revolution, but i have hit my first snag, webforms to email

    I was using eform i belive before on evolution and with its captcha and its ease to create a form i loved it but i can’t find it on revolution am still learning how to install everything on it.

    So what is the approved way to do webforms?

    I also would like the ability to have more that one webform, some of the sites have 2 /3 /4 forms that all need to be created and processed seperatly, which is why i found eform so easy for this.


    I am really after as much advice, examples and pointing in the right direction


    Thanks
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      Both SPForm and FormIt are available for email forms in Revolution.
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        Bob,

        Do these both handle more than one form per site, silly question but where can i find the documentation for these, its getting late and i think im missing something now as my head has gone to MASH as can’t seem to get anything to do what i want

        Thanks
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          SPForm is a very simple contact form only. FormIt is more like eForm.

          SPForm basically gives you a very spamproof instant contact form that’s installed and working as soon as you install it. It will send to one or many recipients (with a drop-down list in the form) but beyond that, it’s pretty limited.

          FormIt is much more flexible but it takes longer to get it working.
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