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Submit field

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Submit is the send button. Every form needs one.

[[submit]]

Settings

SettingWhat it does
LabelThe text on the button. Send by default.
ElementButton, or Link when your design needs an <a>. A link sends the form only with JavaScript on.

Submit sends nothing itself, so it has no mail tag and no Required switch.

Where the reply shows

The message visitors get after sending shows where the Response chip ([[response]]) is, or at the end of the form when there is none. The captchas go before the send button unless you place the Captcha chip.

More buttons, or your own

A form can have several Submit fields: add one again and it gets its own name, such as submit_2. Each one sends the form.

You can also write the button yourself in the code, with your theme’s classes:

<button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">Send</button>

A link works too. Give it data-remaily-submit, or it won’t send anything:

<a href="#" class="btn btn-primary" role="button" data-remaily-submit>Send</a>

Captchas go before the first of these buttons. While the form is sending, Submit fields and links with data-remaily-submit show a spinner; for a button of your own, style .remaily.is-sending in your theme.

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