Forms
A backend for the forms on your static site. Submissions are stored with optional notifications.
Quick Start
Create a form from the Forms section of your dashboard. You will get a URL like https://forms.majinode.com/<id>. Use the link
your form’s action, with method="POST":
<form action="https://forms.majinode.com/Xy3kQ9pLmN2a" method="POST">
<label>Email <input type="email" name="email" required /></label>
<label>Message <textarea name="message" required></textarea></label>
<button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>
Your form’s submissions will now start appearing in the submissions tab.
Manual submission
Send a submission with curl
curl -i -X POST https://forms.majinode.com/<id> -d "email=you@example.com" -d "message=Testing" Extra options
By default the visitor sees a short thank-you page from majinode. Two query
parameters on the action address change that.
Send visitors to your own page
https://forms.majinode.com/<id>?redirect=https://mysite.com/thanks Thank visitors in your language
https://forms.majinode.com/<id>?lang=pl Notifications
Each submission can be emailed to your account address as it arrives. To keep a form quiet, untick Email me each submission when you create it or from its settings tab; submissions are kept either way.
A field named email becomes the reply-to address of the notification, so you
can answer straight from your inbox.
Spam
Add a hidden field called _gotcha. People never see it, so it stays empty;
simple bots fill everything in. A submission with anything in _gotcha is thanked
like any other and then thrown away.
<input
type="text"
name="_gotcha"
style="display:none"
tabindex="-1"
autocomplete="off"
/>
Limits
- Up to 50 fields and 64 KB per submission, each value at most 10,000 characters.
- Fields whose names start with
_are not stored. - File inputs are ignored.
- Each visitor can also submit a form at most ten times in ten minutes.