Hi René

Take a look at the Contour package this is a good easy solution to make forms in Umbraco. There is a pre contact form example  in this package when you installed the package in your Umbraco installation.

And a benefit with this package as I see it is that the editors of website can create new forms with the Contour. (You have to give the editor access to the Contour section if they should have the opportunity) 

http://our.umbraco.org/projects/umbraco-pro/contour

Here is a video about Conour: http://umbraco.com/products/more-add-ons/contour.aspx

Hope this is what you need.

/Dennis

Yea would defo recommend Contour and with contour 3 you can customise the mark up that is provided,  

Hi Dennis and Charles

Thanks for your answer. I have looked at Contour before but never tried it. I think I will give it a try.

Do i have to buy a license on every homepage i make or can I use it on several?

// René

Hi Dennis

That was all I needed. Thanks!

// René

Hi René,

Great that I could help you, please remember to mark the question as solved.

/Dennis

Hi Dennis,

Just one more question. Is there a more simple solution than Contour for small websites which only need a simple contact form without the intregration in Umbraco. I often make websites for small companies like carpenters who doesn't care about the possibility to create new forms. They just need a form so that they can easily receive emails from customers.

// René

Hi René

You could try to take a look at Sebastiaan Janssen´s contact form build in Razor, maybe it could be a soultion for you.

http://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/cultiv-razor-contact-form

Or if you´re using a Umbraco version lower than 4.7 http://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/cultiv-legacy-contact-form-%28pre-47!%29

Alternatively you could try this package: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/simple-wd-contactform

/Dennis

Thanks Dennis you have been a great help.

Hi René,

I am happy to hear that,

Another alternative you could create your own form, send it by using the the XSLT library method SendMail() http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/umbracolibrary/sendmail, And I have find an example that you could get inspired of http://our.umbraco.org/forum/developers/xslt/11168-Attach-image-to-an-email-through-umbracolibrarySendMail

Maybe this could be a solution for you, with this solution you can decide which fields your form or forms should contain. And for the vailidaton at the form you could e.g use the jQuery validate plugin http://plugins.jquery.com/validate. And the documentation for the jQuery validate can be found here: https://github.com/DiegoLopesLima/Validate#readme

/Dennis

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