• Hi,
    I have a contact form that, when a user fills all the data, is set to send me an email with the HTML ready to be published in a post.
    What I have to do is simply copy the HTML version of the email and paste it in a new WordPress post in the text editor. The results is really good. Everything is formatted as I want.

    Now, I would like to add a contact form for every post.
    The contact form must have different email contacts (one for every new user), but the same HTML format.

    At the moment I’m able to think about just one solution:

    In the post add a CONTACT ME button, link the button to another post with the specific contact form. But this solution mean that I will have to create manually a new contact form for every user, and then insert the shortcode into the post, always manually.

    Is is possible to insert directly in my original post the contact form that goes directly to the user’s email?

    The process will be more or less like this:

    The User-Y fill the Contact-form-1, the Contact-form-1 send to me an email with the formatted HTML version ready to be posted online.
    In this HTML version, there is another Contact-form-2 that when online will be filled by another user (User-X) to get in touch with User-Y. The Contact-form-2 will send an email to the User-Y from the User-X

    The only field that has to change in every Contact-form-2 is the recipient email address that must be what the User-Y put in the Contact-form-1.

    I’m not sure if this is clear enough, as I’m not able to figure out a easier scheme to explain it.

    Thanks

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