How to Create Contact Form in Drupal 10 | Drupal Tutorial #7

[@muhammadrishad2452]

Great Work

[@tehorcaorcadia]

top tier knowledge on a very underrated cms

[@Alma-ji6dk]

Thank you for detailed explanation

[@Hemanetdesign-mi5yq]

Still good!

[@Drugvigil]

How to enable newsletter service from drupal

[@sikhoaursikhateraho5053]

To enable a newsletter service in Drupal, follow the below steps 1)Install a Newsletter Module: Go to Extend > Install new module (Simplenews or Mailchimp.) 2)Configure the Module: After installing, go to Configuration > Web services to set up your newsletter settings. 3)Create a Subscription Form: Use the module's tools to create a form where users can subscribe to your newsletter. 4)Manage Subscribers and Content: Add and manage your newsletter content and subscribers through the module's interface. Hope this steps are cleared.

[@biswadipdasgupta4204]

Excellent explanation 👏thank you - but my message does not display when the form is submitted - also the form is not accessible for user who is not logged in.

[@sikhoaursikhateraho5053]

Thank you for your positive feedback! Regarding the issue you mentioned, it seems like, there might be a permissions or configuration issue. Make sure the form permissions allow access for anonymous users. Additional check if the submitted messages are set to display correctly in your Drupal settings.

[@biswadipdasgupta4204]

@@sikhoaursikhateraho5053 thank you ma'am. The problem with accessibility for non-logged-in users seems to have cleared up now I am glad to say. How do I check to see if submitted messages are set to display correctly in Drupal settings? I am using Drupal 9.

[@Delphine97224]

This is great but a Contact us page should be under /contact not the /contact/contact-us. I've been looking for hours on Google to find a way for the form to show up under /contact URL and not contact/[form name] URL. Should we redirect the page ?

[@sikhoaursikhateraho5053]

I understand your concern about having the Contact Us page appear under '/contact' instead of '/contact/[form name]'. In Drupal, you can achieve this by creating a custom path alias for your contact form. Simply go to the URL aliases settings in Drupal's administration menu, and create a new alias for your contact form page using '/contact'. This way, your contact form will be accessible under the desired URL. No need for redirects! Hope this helps!"

[@agapy99]

@@sikhoaursikhateraho5053 for me it doesn't work too, it doesn't look like I understand it well where I have to put this path allias

[@agapy99]

it's fine i re did it, so it works