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I'm running Angular 7 and I've created a contact for that I plan to connect to firebase to save contact submissions. However, I'd like to be notified when a person fills out the form. What's the "most common" way to handle contact form submissions that will notify me via email when the a form has been submitted?
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I'm running Angular 7 and I've created a contact for that I plan to connect to firebase to save contact submissions. However, I'd like to be notified when a person fills out the form. What's the "most common" way to handle contact form submissions that will notify me via email when the a form has been submitted?
angular firebase contact-form asked Jan 3 at 5:23
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I'm running Angular 7 and I've created a contact for that I plan to connect to firebase to save contact submissions. However, I'd like to be notified when a person fills out the form. What's the "most common" way to handle contact form submissions that will notify me via email when the a form has been submitted?
angular firebase contact-form asked Jan 3 at 5:23
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I'm running Angular 7 and I've created a contact for that I plan to connect to firebase to save contact submissions. However, I'd like to be notified when a person fills out the form. What's the "most common" way to handle contact form submissions that will notify me via email when the a form has been submitted?
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Personally I would look into Cloud Functions. Assuming you're saving the contact submission into the database, you could trigger a function to send you an email alerting you of the submission.
There is a good example in the firebase/functions-samples GitHub repo, which triggering an email when a database record is written to.
--
Alternatively you could make a HTTP Cloud Function which accepts POST requests and converts the contact submission into an email to your inbox.
OR instead of a HTTP Endpoint, you could create a callable function which is kind of similar but removes some of the HTTP overhead.
answered Jan 3 at 5:32
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perfect, thanks for the info. Looks like this one of these is the direction I want to go, likelyCloud Functions
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Personally I would look into Cloud Functions. Assuming you're saving the contact submission into the database, you could trigger a function to send you an email alerting you of the submission.
There is a good example in the firebase/functions-samples GitHub repo, which triggering an email when a database record is written to.
--
Alternatively you could make a HTTP Cloud Function which accepts POST requests and converts the contact submission into an email to your inbox.
OR instead of a HTTP Endpoint, you could create a callable function which is kind of similar but removes some of the HTTP overhead.
answered Jan 3 at 5:32
sketchthatsketchthat
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perfect, thanks for the info. Looks like this one of these is the direction I want to go, likelyCloud Functions
– dcp3450
Jan 3 at 5:36
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Personally I would look into Cloud Functions. Assuming you're saving the contact submission into the database, you could trigger a function to send you an email alerting you of the submission.
There is a good example in the firebase/functions-samples GitHub repo, which triggering an email when a database record is written to.
--
Alternatively you could make a HTTP Cloud Function which accepts POST requests and converts the contact submission into an email to your inbox.
OR instead of a HTTP Endpoint, you could create a callable function which is kind of similar but removes some of the HTTP overhead.
answered Jan 3 at 5:32
sketchthatsketchthat
2,0101918
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perfect, thanks for the info. Looks like this one of these is the direction I want to go, likelyCloud Functions
– dcp3450
Jan 3 at 5:36
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Personally I would look into Cloud Functions. Assuming you're saving the contact submission into the database, you could trigger a function to send you an email alerting you of the submission.
There is a good example in the firebase/functions-samples GitHub repo, which triggering an email when a database record is written to.
--
Alternatively you could make a HTTP Cloud Function which accepts POST requests and converts the contact submission into an email to your inbox.
OR instead of a HTTP Endpoint, you could create a callable function which is kind of similar but removes some of the HTTP overhead.
answered Jan 3 at 5:32
sketchthatsketchthat
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Personally I would look into Cloud Functions. Assuming you're saving the contact submission into the database, you could trigger a function to send you an email alerting you of the submission.
There is a good example in the firebase/functions-samples GitHub repo, which triggering an email when a database record is written to.
--
Alternatively you could make a HTTP Cloud Function which accepts POST requests and converts the contact submission into an email to your inbox.
OR instead of a HTTP Endpoint, you could create a callable function which is kind of similar but removes some of the HTTP overhead.
answered Jan 3 at 5:32
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answered Jan 3 at 5:32
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answered Jan 3 at 5:32
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answered Jan 3 at 5:32
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perfect, thanks for the info. Looks like this one of these is the direction I want to go, likelyCloud Functions
– dcp3450
Jan 3 at 5:36
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perfect, thanks for the info. Looks like this one of these is the direction I want to go, likelyCloud Functions
– dcp3450
Jan 3 at 5:36
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perfect, thanks for the info. Looks like this one of these is the direction I want to go, likely
Cloud Functions– dcp3450
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perfect, thanks for the info. Looks like this one of these is the direction I want to go, likely
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