Dynamic Email is helpful if you want to send emails dynamically to yourself or back to users who submitted the form while ensuring some conditions.
By enabling this Elementor Pro Form Extension, you can find another new "Actions After Submit" called Dynamic Email.
Send Multiple Emails
Easily configure multiple emails, different for every destination.
Set Conditions
You can configure multiple emails, however, you have the ability to enable or disable the emails you want. As such, you can reuse them in the future without losing the conditions.
Send the mail only if a field satisfies a condition:
Type the field ID. If you keep it empty, the action will be executed always;
Decide what is the needed operator between:
Empty if the optional field has no value;
Valued if the optional field has been valued;
Less than if the value of the selected field is less than a predefined value (like a Date, number, etc);
Greater than if the value of the selected field is greater than a predefined value (like a Date, number, etc.);
Equal To, if the value of the selected field has exactly the same value as a predefined Value.
Email Fields
All fields can be set dynamically using Dynamic Shortcodes.
Subject: the object of the message;
To: the main recipient needs to be a valid email. You can set multiple recipients, separating them by a comma;
From Email: to avoid spam normally, it should be a valid email account of the current domain;
From Name, the name of the sender;
Reply-to: optional;
CC: carbon copy;
BCC: blink carbon copy, very useful if you want to take a test and ensure the email is sent correctly.
The Message Body
You can use Dynamic Shortcodes as {form:field-id}.
You can also use {form:all-fields@not-empty} ideal for summaries or reports where only completed fields are necessary.
Send incredible emails
The message field is easy to configure but limits your creativity.
So why not create them with the full power of Elementor Templates? Easily create them with the classic and intuitive drag-and-drop, transforming your beautiful images into texts.
In the templates, you can use Dynamic Shortcodes to display all Submitted form data you need, like {form:name}. You must use them in the "Dynamic Tag - Dynamic Shortcodes".
Optionally you can disable Elementor Styles and use Client defaults for a simple text message.
To increment multi-column visualization compatibility, you can choose to use different methods:
CSS Flex, the most advanced client supports it;
CSS Table, many other advanced clients support it;
HTML Table, transform Elementor Rows and Cols from Div to HTML Table, to ensure the best visualization on old Client.
Due to the nature of email, you can't use Javascript, Video, Fonts, and too many advanced Styles because most Email Clients (like Windows Mail) don't support them.
We suggest testing in the mail on multiple clients, the most diffuse, to check and fix it.
Email Attachments
You can:
Attach the PDF Generated by PDF Generator action;
Add Uploaded Files as attachments; You can even select if you want to remove the uploaded files from the server.
Delete PDF attachments from the server after emails are sent.