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Landing Page - Contact form #42

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rodolfomartinez opened this issue Jan 19, 2016 · 4 comments
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Landing Page - Contact form #42

rodolfomartinez opened this issue Jan 19, 2016 · 4 comments
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Summary:
Can we come up with some method of handling contact form submissions - email may be easiest, or could we implement something like Django CMS and have them saved to the database and retreivable via admin?

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Hey @bartmika, the relevant code for doing the ajax call is in static/js/landpage/contact_me.js

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Oh, and I created a test account for the mailing, the user is oinwebmail@gmail.com, the password is 123password!

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@bartmika we will need to properly solve using gmail for contact stuff - we
need to solve the attempt sign in blocked that we get from comics cantina

On Fri, Mar 4, 2016 at 3:23 PM, Chad Smith notifications@github.com wrote:

Oh, and I created a test account for the mailing, the user is
oinwebmail@gmail.com, the password is 123password!


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I just fixed this problem, the problem was the form elements didn't have any name attributes for some reason. I also altered the send script a little bit because the form doesn't use ajax, it submits the form then gets a redirect back to the landing page with a response variable that holds info about whether the message was sent or not.
I used the same method with the contact form for py-fly and it seems to work decently enough.

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