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Different contact form on every page?

by Synnuh
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Good morning ya'll! I'm a bit stumped, here.

I'm trying to show a different contact form on every single page of my site (except pages where I don't want a contact form at all).

I just want to be able to edit the "email to" details, so it includes myself and the client.

Does anyone know of an easy way to pull this off?

Or a static HTML editor / template that has this functionality?

I wouldn't mind editing the static files then uploading them, if I have software to help with managing the site.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
    I'd set up some kind of email filter into an account that automatically forwards the request to you and the client.
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  • Profile picture of the author Synnuh
    I'm not sure if I'm completely understanding the filter aspect.

    Right now I'm working with 15 different clients. Here's an example of what I'm working with: no mo free lunch

    I want that landing page, along with 40 others like it on one site. Each LP on the site has it's own contact form, client data, etc.

    One page on roofing submits to the roofing client. Another on plumbing sends it to the plumbing client. Same for pest control, lawn control, etc. One page for each client, with their own contact form.

    The template I'm using right now has a built in contact form in a widget, but you can't edit the details for each page. Whatever is set in the general settings is what you get.

    Ideally, if I could convert this Wordpress template to an HTML file, and have an editor that I could use to build out the site in HTML, I'd be gold. Then I could just change a few details on each page, hit upload, and move onto the next.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
      I'm going to guess this will do it for that site. But contact them first to verify.

      Their forms can get very specific and do a lot more than just contact.
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  • Profile picture of the author Synnuh
    That might work. At least it gives me a plan of attack to get this functioning.

    I don't think I can get around editing it to include a custom field, though. ;/
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