Using Email Confirmation Settings in Divi Form Builder

The Email confirmation settings in the Divi Form Builder module allow you to send confirmations to the form user, informing them of a form submission. This guide will help you configure these settings to ensure proper email confirmations are sent.

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Divi Form Builder does not include a built-in SMTP feature. To ensure that emails sent from Divi Form Builder are delivered successfully, you will need to install and set up an SMTP plugin, such as WP Mail SMTP.

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Access Email Confirmation in the Content tab of the Form Settings.

Email Confirmation Settings

1. Send to Email:
   1. Sender from Form Field: Sends the confirmation email to the email address provided by the user in the form field. You need to define the email field ID.
   2. Logged In User: Sends the confirmation email to the logged-in user.
2. From Name:
   1. Site Title: Uses the site title as the sender's name.
   2. Sender from Form Field: Uses the name from a form field specified below. You need to set the field ID.
   3. Custom Name: Allows you to define a custom name. Enter the custom name in the field provided.
3. From Email:
   1. Default Admin: Uses the default admin email set in the WordPress settings.
   2. Custom: Allows you to define a custom email address. Enter the custom email address in the field provided.
4. Reply-to Email Name: Specify the name to be used in the reply-to email field.
5. Reply-to Email Address: Specify the email address to be used in the reply-to email field.
6. Email Subject: Define the subject of the confirmation email.
7. Is Full HTML: Indicate if the email template is full HTML by enabling this option.
8. Email Template: Define the custom pattern for the email message. Fields should be included in the following format: %%field_id%%. Example: If you want to include the field with ID phone and the field with ID message, you can use the following pattern: My message is %%message%% and phone number is %%phone%%. Leave blank for default settings.

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By configuring these email confirmation settings, you can ensure that the right people are informed whenever a form submission occurs. These settings provide flexibility in defining who receives the confirmations and how the emails appear, helping to streamline communication and improve the management of form submissions.