Thank You

# begin template file
# Lines beginning with a # sign are comments -- they are not read 
# by the browser.
#
# The *email-response* section below will send an e-mail message 
# to your specified e-mail address, as well as to the user 
# [email] who filled out the form associated with this .tpl file. 
# The e-mail response section is in plain text.
#
# The *success-response* section displays in the broswer window 
# after the user sends the message. The success response section
# is in HTML.
#
# The "*email-response*" line MUST be followed immediate by three 
# single-spaced lines that begin, respectively, with "To:" 
# "From:" and "Subject:", followed by a blank line. Separate 
# multiple e-mail addresses on the "To:" line with commas.
#
# Variables used in this file and the associated form (.html) 
# file:
#     [name] = sender's name
#     [email] = sender's e-mail address (required field)
#     [subject] = subject of the message
#     [message] = the text of the e-mail message
#     [refpage] = the URL of the page the form is launched from
#                       (This is automatically generated)
#
# When you want the value (what the user typed) for one of these 
# variables printed in a response, type the variable name 
# enclosed in square brackets, as shown above and as used in
# the file below. 
# 
# *** Be sure to REPLACE username@indiana.edu with the
# e-mail address that will receive these messages. And REPLACE 
# the message to say whatever you want it to say. ***

*email-response*
To: username@indiana.edu,[email]
From: [req-email]
Subject: [subject]

You sent the message below to {Name of Department}. We appreciate hearing from you and will respond shortly. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at {username@indiana.edu}.

Message from: [name]
E-mail address: [email]
Sent from this Web page: [refpage]

[message]

# Now begins the *success-response* section. The following
# message will display in the sender's browser after s/he sends
# the message. That's why this section is in HTML.
# 
# *** Remember to REPLACE the text with your own ***

*success-response*

<head>
<title>Thank You</title>
</head>

<h2>Thank You!</h2>

<p>
You sent the message below to {Name of Department}. We appreciate hearing from you and will respond shortly. We have also confirmed the receipt of your message by sending a copy to the e-mail address you provided.
</p>

<p>
From: [name]<br>
E-mail address: [email]<br>
Subject: [subject]<br>
Sent from this Web page: [refpage]
</p>

<p>[message]
</p>
</body>
</html>

# Now begins the *error-response* section. The user will see the 
# text from this section only if s/he fails to provide an e-mail 
# address. Again, because this appears in the user's browser, it 
# must be in HTML. 
# 
# *** Remember to REPLACE the signature line.***

*error-response*

<head>
<title>Please provide your e-mail address</title>
</head>

<h2>Please provide your e-mail address</h2>

<p>
We can't reply to your message without your e-mail address. Please use your browser's Back button to return to the form and complete the e-mail address field, then re-submit the form. 
</p> 

<p> Thank you! </p> 

<p> - {Name of Department} </p>    
</body>
</html>

# end template file