[anonymous] wrote:
I guess you mean by for mprocessor, having some code on my serber like PHP and post it to it ?
There are a number of form receivers / forwarders / processors for static sites. You’re not just limited to Google Forms (which don’t match your site’s aesthetic) or mailto: links (which expose your email to scrapers and crawlers).
These options have been documented on this very forum:
CSS-Tricks has a fantastic comparison table with all the options, although the article is a bit outdated: A Comparison of Static Form Providers.
You can choose from Netlify Forms, Formspree, Jotform, Formcarry, Getform, Formcarry, Smartforms, Typeform, etc. Aternativeto is great place to find more options if you’re still on the hunt.
As mentioned in a previous reply, I’ve been using Formsubmit for a while now and have no complaints. You create a regular HTML form, and instead of setting the action to your email, you set it to their link (there’s even an email masking option). When someone fills out the form, the email is sent to you directly, and there are no limits on submissions.
Besides that, Tally is another that some have used. I’ve tested it locally, and although the free version doesn’t allow for custom CSS, it has some pretty solid features like an e-signature field and payment collection.
Otherwise, Airtable and nocodb (open source) are other great options for a slightly nicer looking Google Forms experience.
If you’re still keen on using a mailto link, give mailgo a look (demo)
