By Schwallie on

Hey,

I am creating pages for people, and want to have a contact page at the bottom of their page.

I see contact form module to allow me to add multiple ones, but is there any where I can make the contact form available on an actual page?

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jim0203 commented

Can you put the contact form node into a block by using Panels, and then put the block onto the page?

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Schwallie commented

I would only want it in a couple specific pages, and I wouldn't know how to put a contact into a node either, I know how to create them as pages, but I don't see how to create them in content or in existing pages..

Thanks a lot for the help fyi :) I forgot to thank in advance before lol

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jim0203 commented

Just tried it in panels, and it didn't work as I'd like it to. So, have a look at

http://drupal.org/node/166432

And scroll down to the last comment.

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Schwallie commented

Hey!

Thanks a lot :)

Now how would I do individual contact pages?

Basically, I am doing a contact page for a list of individuals on my website. They each get their own individual pages they can customize. I want a contact at the bottom for them where they can get contacted(and also an e-mail sent to myself). So if I set up a contact form from contacts, what would I change to make it their personal one?

sorry for being dense lol

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jim0203 commented

So you (and anyone else following this) doesn't have to flick between two threads, here's the PHP to display the sitewide contact form in a block:

if(!function_exists('contact_site_page')) {
  include_once(drupal_get_path('module','contact').'/contact.pages.inc');
}
// (attention !) contact module must be enabled
print drupal_get_form('contact_mail_page');

It seems that Drupal provides another function called contact_user_page: http://api.drupal.org/api/function/contact_user_page/6. I think this deals with the various personal contact pages.

Similarly, instead of the last line in the code above, there's a function called contact_mail_user: http://api.drupal.org/api/function/contact_mail_user/6. So try rewriting the above as:

if(!function_exists('contact_user_page')) {
  include_once(drupal_get_path('module','contact').'/contact.pages.inc');
}
// (attention !) contact module must be enabled
print drupal_get_form('contact_mail_user');

The fly in the ointment is that contact_mail_user has two parameters - the second one of which defines which user the form is being called for (see http://api.drupal.org/api/function/contact_mail_user/6). You'll have to supply this parameter in order to call the correct user contact form.