How to send contact form info to LACRM?

<?php
/************************************************************************************
    This file demonstrates how to use the Less Annoying CRM API to create a new contact
    in your CRM.
     
    If you have any questions, feel free to email [email protected] for help
**************************************************************************************/
 
//Get your user UserCode and API token from https://www.lessannoyingcrm.com/account/api/
$UserCode = "ABCDE";
$APIToken = "111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111";
$EndpointURL = "https://api.lessannoyingcrm.com";
 
$Function = "CreateContact";
 
/*
Notes:
The only required field is a contact or company name. If you enter a company name
but not a contact name, we will only create a company and all the other info (phone,
email, etc.) will be stored with the company. If you enter both a contact AND a company
name, we'll create both records and all the other info will be stored with the contact.
*/
 
/*
When entering a contact, you can either enter a FullName, or five separate fields
(Salutation, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName, Suffix). If you enter the separate
names, you are required to have at least a first or a last name (everything else
is optional). Here are the different formats:
*/
$FullName = "Tyler King";
//OR
$Salutation = "Mr.";
$FirstName = "Tyler";
$MiddleName = "";
$LastName = "King";
$Suffix = "Jr.";
//since we can only use one of the name formats, I'm only going to pass a the full name
//to the API call.
 
/*
To enter a new company, enter a company name that doesn't currently exist. If the
company already exists, you can either enter the company name, or the CompanyId if
you know that
*/
$CompanyName = "Less Annoying CRM";
//OR
$CompanyId = 1111111;
 
$Title = "Co-founder / CEO"; //This is only used if you're creating a company
$Industry = "Software"; //This is only used if you're creating a company by itself
$NumEmployees = "1-10"; //This is only used if you're creating a company by itself
 
$BackgroundInfo = "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.";
 
/* 
Many of the fields can have an arbitrary number of records per contact (like more than one email
for a single contact. Here are examples of the formats you should use for those fields
*/
$Email = array(
    0=>array(
        "Text"=>"[email protected]",
        "Type"=>"Work"
    ),
    1=>array(
        "Text"=>"[email protected]",
        "Type"=>"Other"
    )
);
 
$Phone = array(
    0=>array(
        "Text"=>"(415) 935-0105", //You can format phone numbers however you want
        "Type"=>"Work"
    ),
    1=>array(
        "Text"=>"(415)763-7329",
        "Type"=>"Other"
    )
);
 
$Address = array(
    0=>array(
        "Street"=>"123 Main St. \n Apt #321", //Use the newline character for a second address line
        "City"=>"St. Louis",
        "State"=>"MO",
        "Zip"=>"63130",
        "Country"=>"U.S.",
        "Type"=>"Shipping"
    )
);
 
$Website = array(
    0=>array("Text"=>"www.lessannoyingcrm.com")
);
 
//The birthday can be in any format, but you shouldn't use dd/mm/yyyy (or dd-mm-yyyy)
//because it might be confused with the American format (mm/dd/yyyy). Instead, try
//something like yyyy-mm-dd or "October 15th, 1973"
$Birthday = "1/1/1982";
 
/*
Custom fields should be entered as one array where the key is the field name and
the value is the value of the field.
*/
$CustomFields = array(
    "Customer Reference #"=>"123456789",
    "Favorite Color"=>"Green",
);
 
//Note: you can assign contacts to other users by also passing an "AssignedTo" parameter
//For example: "AssignedTo"=>111111 (where 111111 is the user's Id)
 
//Now lets put all of those parameters into one array so we can call the API easily
$Parameters = array(
    "FullName"=>$FullName, //You can use the individual name parts instead
    "CompanyName"=>$CompanyName,
    "Email"=>$Email,
    "Phone"=>$Phone,
    "Title"=>$Title,
    "Address"=>$Address,
    "Website"=>$Website,
    "Birthday"=>$Birthday,
    "CustomFields"=>$CustomFields
);
 
 
//The CallAPI function is at the bottom of this file
CallAPI($EndpointURL, $UserCode, $APIToken, $Function, $Parameters);
 
/*
The API doesn't look at the type of request (POST, GET, etc) so you can use whatever
you want. Here is a really ugly way to handle this in PHP:
*/
function CallAPI($EndpointURL, $UserCode, $APIToken, $Function, $Parameters){
    $APIResult = file_get_contents("$EndpointURL?UserCode=$UserCode&APIToken=$APIToken&".
                "Function=$Function&Parameters=".urlencode(json_encode($Parameters)));
    $APIResult = json_decode($APIResult, true);
     
    if(@$APIResult['Success'] === true){
        echo "Success!";
    }
    else{
        echo "API call failed. Error:".@$APIResult['Error'];
        exit;
    }
    return $APIResult;
}
 
?>

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