Any creative way to do this?

Hi guys,

I've got a typical form that is filled out by potential clients while they are on our website. It is set up to auto-reply with an email message (and I'm going to look into using MailChimp as well).

Now... if this potential client happens to call in by phone (rather than use the website) then WE have to fill out the form so we can still keep a record of the client's info.

Problem: when we do this using the clients email address, they will get an auto-reply saying "Someone will be in touch with you shortly", which obviously doesn't make sense since we've already talked to them. If we use our own email address, we won't have the customer's email address on file.

Since we can't manually turn off the auto-reply per submission, I'm stumped on how to fill out the form for the client but NOT have an auto-reply sent to them.

Any creative suggestions on how to achieve this?

Thanks in advance!

Yeah, thanks, I thought of that too -- but then the data would be stored in two separate places (I was hoping to be able to merge the data together rather than have two separate lists).

Well, just in case I don't get a better suggestion, is there an easy way to create an exact duplicate of a form?

Thanks.

Okay... thanks a lot! :)

>> Another thing you could do, is to put your email in when filling in the form, and write down their email on a notepad, then once you have submitted the form, you can edit the form you just created and put in their email.

Hmm, that's not a bad idea. I already created a duplicate form and made a new page for it, so I might just use that for a while... but I *do* like this idea. Thank you!