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12 Jul, 2023 •

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The response is 

#form.form1.field100#
#form.form1.field255#

with form1 is the name of the form

ans field100/255 the fields names in this form

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13 Jul, 2023 •

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The correct format is #form.tableName.field100# where tableName is the database table name as set up in your form, and field100 is the field id. They do not use any form id in any of the hash variables.

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21 Jul, 2023 •

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patrice mora You can use hash variables to send emails using the data from your form fields. By configuring the hash variables according to your form field settings, you can specify a particular email address to receive the email. For instance, if your table is named "form1" (you can verify this in the settings tabs) and the form field ID is "field100," then you can utilize the hash variable "#form.form1.field100#" to send the form field content in the email body.

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