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Wordpress
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Use Drupal to build everything from personal blogs to enterprise applications. Thousands of add-on modules and designs let you build any site you can imagine. Drupal is free, flexible, robust and constantly being improved by hundreds of thousands of passionate people from all over the world. Join us!
drupal.org | Community plumbing
Inspired by http://drupal.org/node/197092 I decided to write a short snippet to demo how to take a simple form field, validate it and send the field to an email address on submission. To use this snippet, create a new block. Cut'n'paste the code below and set the blocks input filter to "PHP". Then place the block somewhere to use it.
Simple form to email example | drupal.org
Form API Quickstart Guide | drupal.org
The Drupal Form API provides sophisticated form techniques and also allows for almost unlimited possibilities for custom theming, validation, and execution of forms. Even better, ANY form (even those in core) can be altered in almost any way imaginable--elements can be removed, added, and rearranged. Perhaps most important, the Form API provides a secure framework for forms, protecting against many exploits, and the programmer has to do almost nothing to get this protection. This page is certainly not a comprehensive guide to this functionality, but should provide a good working foundation with which to do the most basic form creation, theming, validation, and execution. For programming details on form elements and their properties, please see the Forms API Reference .