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Contact Form > Documentation > Integration Guideline
| Step 1 : Create new PHP page |
First, create a web page where you would like to place your online form. Save the web page file with .php extension, such as contactus.php.
Note: You can put the file into web root directory or any directory on the server.
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Step 2 : Find document path |
To ensure that your Contact Form works regardless the location of your web page, you will need to add your server's Document Path to all the PHP include codes.
To find the Document Path, open the ' /modulescontroller/config.php ' file with your text editor, and note this path down. Let's assume the Document Path is C:/wwwroot/user/modulescontroller/
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| Step 3 : Call 'config.php', 'session.php' & 'css.php' file |
Insert the codes as below to your web page file to call the 'config.php', 'session.php' and 'css.php'. This will load all the necessary database connection, class declaration files and css control.
To do this, open the contactus.php file with a text editor, and put it to the topmost line (line 1) of the php file, without any preceded character.
<?php
include_once ("C:/wwwroot/user/modulescontroller/config.php");
include_once ("C:/wwwroot/user/modulescontroller/common/session.php");
include_once ("C:/wwwroot/user/modulescontroller/common/css.php");
?>
| Step 4 : Call the Contact Form content |
To display your Contact Form, insert the line below in the body content section to call the 'contactform/home.contact.php'
<?php include ("C:/wwwroot/user/modulescontroller/contactform/home.contact.php"); ?>
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| Step 5 : View integration result |
Now, proceed to your web page URL, eg: ' http://your-domain-name/contactus.php ' to view Contact Form front-end integration result.
To preview your online form in real time, click on the 'front-end' link on the top right menu from within the Modules Controller panel.
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