On a contact form where on bubble can I find the email address the contact form gets sent to? Thanks
In your workflow when the submit or whatever you call it button is clicked…there’s an email option for an event. Click it and you can fill in that.
I would recommend saving the contact forms to your database as well in case the email gets lost or anything like that
Good idea…
although myself, with trying to save on work units, I just send the whole content of the message to my email.
I use Namecheap where I can forward emails to my Gmail account, and then I just create a file to save them for whatever of my businesses they’re associated with.
Not sure yet if that’s a better idea. I’m still building and working on my app and it’s gone through about a million iterations so far.
ok thanks for this, I guess my next question is where can I find specific API workflows? (sorry I am fairly new to bubble.io)
Where is says API workflow email admin Any idea where to find/edit that?
Not sure what API workflow you’re trying to do…
but, if you give me an idea maybe I can help you?
In your actions, you click send email:
Added: You may have a plugin installed that is showing more options…but that’s not needed.
I am trying to figure out what email address our websites contact forms are going to… for example, here is a screen shot of one of our contact forms. When they click submit it sends to an email address, is there anywhere I can find associated emails tied to the submit button/contact form
You’ve lost me now on the concept…
it sounds like an internal problem you’re having with your emails?
I’m not understanding the problem you’re having anymore.
The example I gave, you send all the emails to one account.
As far as anything else you have going on where you can’t track your emails, that’s another whole situation.
Maybe I don’t understand what you’re asking.
Did you build the site yourself?
Or is it a site built by someone else?
Unless you’re getting tens of thousands of form fills a month I wouldn’t worry much about it. To create that record will only cost you between 1-3WU.
The place to begin to be worried about WU tends to be more in the large backend workflows OR on the data pulling and aggregation side.
Thank you.
Right now, I have no users because my app isn’t live yet.
I’ve just been doing some testing and calculating based on IF I do have a lot of users.
I’ve changed a lot of things in my database to reflect a large number of users.
Example: Instead of separate data types for something like likes, I added it to the product so when the product is deleted all the likes, etc. would be deleted.
A separate data type would stay around forever and include the likes for a certain product even when the product was deleted or expired.
Anyway, thank you for the feedback. I’m still learning Bubble and every little bit helps.
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