• text (date, email address, files, numbers, phone numbers, text, time and url)
• textarea
• select
• radio
• checkbox
• GDPR (checkbox with GDPR text)
• Hidden (value, date, user ip, user agent, Joomla userid, Joomla username, server ip, server host and server url)
• Section (add anything you want with the editor)

The form can be submitted to email addresses (TO, CC and BCC) including a CSV or XLS file containing all inputs. Also to the user as a copy (without attachment and hidden fields), as also as redirected to a new page as GET or POST data and optional as POST hidden in the background. This means you can process the data already in the background. Furthermore the data is stored in the Joomla database, too.

Yes, you can. The options are already built in, so that you can use nice contact buttons instead of the forms e.g. in a team gallery like in Demo 2. Make sure that the section doesn't have an animation set-up, as this will block the rendering of the modal.

Yes. more Form uses the standard Joomla captcha like Google ReCaptcha, hCaptcha, EasyCalcCheck+ and Cloudflare Turnstile.

So in order to use it make sure it is selected in the global Joomla configuration and activate it in the element settings tab.

Make sure you are not using more than one form with a captcha activated as only the last loaded one will be solved correctly.

You can use the Input -> GDPR option which already shows a common text used for GDPR option. No external scripts are used.

You can style admin and visitor mails independetly. You can also make use of a nice header and footer option. The input fields will be submitted as a nice table. You can also make use of the data to greet the user with the input name. Just use the name of the field like Hello, %Name%!

If you don't receive any mails your (mail)server configuration does not support all options that you activated in more Form.

For example: Some servers do not allow sending attachments while using PHPmail or sendmail. Always try to use SMTP as default mailer in Joomla, which is the best and most secure option. Some mailservers won't accept mails sent by PHPmail or will mark them easier as spam.

Also some mailservers don't accept sending in the name of a foreign domain. more Form uses the visitors mail address as sender address by default. Disable the option in the eMail settings tab and try again.

Please be advised that using a Redis cache server is not working as it will remove the form data on submission. Please set the Cache in Joomla to either disabled or File, but not to Redis.

As these problems are very rare, we are here to assist you. Just contact us if you face any issues.

By default HTML form validation accepts local mail addresses like above. This is because they are valid. Standard validation only checks the occurance of @ in the address and assums the visitor is clever enough to fill in the owned mail address. If you want a better validated mail check you can add a pattern like [^@\s]+@[^@\s]+\.[^@\s]+

Please be advised that using a Redis cache server is not working as it will remove the form data on submission. Please set the Cache in Joomla to either disabled or File.

You can set default values and you are also able to fill in the fields with the url. Have a look at the grey button in Demo 1 which fills some fields by url. You can also fill hidden fields.

You can use a pattern to configure what input you expect. Read more about it here. Be careful and only use it if you know what you are doing.

Examples:

only characters a-z and whitespace for input fields
^[a-zA-Z\s]+$

any kind of letter character from any languag and whitespace for input fields
^[\p{L} ]+$

We do not recommend adding any regex pattern.

If you select the input type email address from the text types a basic HTML5 validation of the content is made. Basically HTML5 forms only check the occurance of a @ in the input as postmaster@localhost also is a valid mail address. More info here. If you would like to mask a mail address with the pattern field you should use
[^@\s]+@[^@\s]+\.[^@\s]+

We do not recommend adding any regex pattern.

The mask feature allows you to get a specific phone number syntax without the user having to hassle around with whitespace and hyphens. You can use these definitions:

• 0 - any digit
• a - any letter
• * - any character
• [] - optional group
• {} - fixed group

Everything else is a fixed character. If you need a fixed character that is like the definition (e.g. the number 0) you can escape it with \\ (e.g. \\0).

Examples:

German phone numbers of +49 (0) 12345 / 6789-0:
+{49} (\\0) 00000 / 0000-0

Ukraine phone numbers of +38 (099) 999-99-99:
+{38} (\\000) 000-00-00

A select field can contain BCC-mail addresses. If you want the visitor to select a contact person but don't want to show the mail address in public, you can simply fill the value field with
Name|[bcc]mailaddress[/bcc]

To provide more than one contact person add a semicolon, like
John Doe|[bcc]This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.[/bcc];Jane Doe|[bcc]This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.[/bcc]

The mail addresses will be encrypted in the source.

Just set "attach vCard" in email tab to "yes" and also add the vCard type to each field that is vCard relevant in the field settings.