Below the code is an explanation of each line and how it should be customized for your site. In most cases, you will only need to edit lines 2 through 4 and replace lines 7 through 9 with your specific fields to have a working form.
Note: Line numbers on the left should be removed after copying code.

1. <form method="post" action="http://atlbiz.net/scripts/feedback/submit.cfm"> 2. <input type="hidden" name="from_default" value="Feedback@YourDomain.com"> 3. <input type="hidden" name="to" value="YourEmail@YourDomain.com"> 4. <input type="hidden" name="resultsurl" value="http://YourDomain.Com/Results.htm"> 5. E-mail Address: <input type="text" name="from"> 6. Subject: <input type="text" name="subj"> 7. Your Name:</font></td> <input type="text" name="name"> 8. Best Time to Call: <select name="timetocall"><option>AM<option>PM</select> 9. Your Message: <textarea name="comments" wrap="physical" rows="6" cols="60"></textarea> 10. <input type="submit" value="Submit"> 11. </form>

Line 1: This is the start of your form and should be used exactly as shown above.

Line 2: This optional line indicates who the system will list as the sender of the e-mail if the "from" field (line 5) contains an invalid e-mail address. Since most sites use the visitors e-mail address as the sender's address, it's important to list a fall back address in case they mis-type their address (very common).

Line 3: This required field indicates who to send the feedback form to. You need to replace "YourEmail@YourDomain.com" with your e-mail address.

Line 4: This optional field indicates what webpage the visitor will be re-directed to after submitting the form. If you do not specify this, the visitor will be re-directed to the Atlbiz homepage. You should replace "http://YourDomain.com/results.htm" with the url of your results page which should tell the visitor their information has been received or something similar.

Line 5: This required field tells the system who to list as the sender of the e-mail. By letting the visitor supply their e-mail address, this lets the system send you an e-mail from them. You can then click reply in your e-mail client and respond directly to them. If they do not put a valid e-mail address in this field, the system will use the field "from_default" shown on line 2. Without a valid e-mail address to use as the sender, the mail server will delete the message so it's important to set the "from_default" field on line 2 if the visitor supplies the value of the "from" field.

You can optionally use a hidden form field for the "from" address in which case you will not need the "from_default" field. When hard coding the "from" field, you will always receive an e-mail from the same address which can be beneficial in certain circumstances.

Line 6: This required field sets the subject line of the e-mail and can be hard coded with a hidden field or visitor supplied as shown above.

Lines 7-9: Lines 7 through 9 show examples of common form fields. This fields will be automatically detected by the script and put into the e-mail.

Line 10: This is the standard submit button used to send a form.