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Where is the event where I can modify what is sent to email from the contact form?

Will that allow me to take around 7 form fields and send it via an email?

I haven't the slightest idea... you'll have to wait for Rowan to come by and explain :) I imagine it could at least get you part of the way there...

well it wouldn't enable for me, so will have to have a rethink.

Can't you add more fields to the "contact form" (Called 'messages' by default.) section and then add them to the form in your XSLT?

It should give you new 'Example Front-end Form Markup' in the event to help you out.

I think that other extension just lets you create pretty HTML formatted emails.

Well that's what I already have. This is the form page:

http://test.nicktoye.co.uk/wishdesigns/contact

Have noticed that I can do so by appending the fields to the send-email[body] part of the form.

Although I would like to have more control over how the email is displayed. Doesn't have to be a html email, but for example I have input boxes for Street, City, Post Code. I would like that to be displayed under one heading, Address and not have spaces in between each piece of data.

This is the code:

 <input name="send-email[body]" value="fields[subject],fields[email],fields[name],fields[street],fields[town-city],fields[county],fields[post-code],fields[telephone],fields[wedding-date],fields[nature-of-enquiry],fields[where-did-you-hear-about-wish-designs]" type="hidden" />

Does this code above work?

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