Clairity please

I will

That was an uncaffeinated attempt at saying I saw your issue before my work day started. Implying that while I couldn't look at it then I'd take a look later. Sorry it wasn't better.

First, I haven't made a full module because of points like this. The module is lacking some documentation and other features. Since you asked though I'll respond here and then fill in the README.

Here's what the help page provided by the module says:

This module provides extra functionality to the the default drupal contact module.

With it you can:

• Pass "category" as a GET arguement to set the category of the contact. This coresponds directly to the text of the category.
• Pass "subject" as a GET arguement to set the subject of the contact form.

An example would be:

l('Provide feedback about our new frontpage', 'contact', NULL, 'category=Website feedback&subject=New frontpage feedback')

With this module the listed code would link to a page("example.com/contact?category=Website feedback&subject=New frontpage feedback") that has the category "Website feedback" selected and hidden and the subject filled in with "New frontpage feedback". So when the form is filled out and submitted all the things that would happen if that form where normally filled out and that category selected will happen.

The reason I release this module was because I commonly found the need to link to specific types of feedback forms without breaking or drastically changing the default contact form provided by Drupal. It doesn't provide a lot of flash but I hope you find it helpful.

James

That is because both of my url assumed clean urls. the drupal l() and url() functions take care of figuring out if you have clean urls on automatically so are useful for this.

The problem is you have two "?" in you GET arguements.
?q=contact?category=LifeDesign&subject=Apologetics Conference

& separates GET variables so you should have the following url:
?q=contact&category=LifeDesign&subject=Apologetics Conference

How could I send as subject the title of the page that I'm in?

mrlovecraft: use the tokenize.module to insert the token ([nid] or anything elese) as part of the link in a cck field.

Were you able to get the tokenize module to do this?

Yes. I'm now using this module with tokenize and CCK to create an automaticlly generated link to a contact form, using a defined catagory and setting the subject of the form to "Regarding: Node-Title-Goes-Here".

This rocks.

That is awesome! I'd never thought of using the module that way. Do you think you could open up maybe a forum post discussing how you did it? Maybe we will get a recipe handbook page built or something as I'm sure that would be a handy thing for people to use.

Thanks!

I agree with your suggestion!

Check out This HowTo page.

I'm contributing a README.txt file at: http://drupal.org/node/326340

It is base on above comments. Hope this help.