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I have a website with a contact form.
Once the user fills in the form, an email is being sent to my gmail in the following syntax:
From: Contact us form
<contact-us-form@example.com>
To:
example@gmail.com
Message body:
- Name: username filled in form
- Email:
emailaddress@hotmail.com
- Message: Hi, how are you?
I'm looking for a way to extract all the Emails that were filled in the form.. since the email from address is my own one and not the form filler one, I can't see their email address in my contacts tab.
Anyone has any idea how to do this?
https://deep-email-extractor.com is your friend. Paid for but safe, secure and uses two step passwords. I bought it a few years ago and still use it, quite handy – Tino Mclaren – 2017-06-02T09:04:22.457
If you are looking for something simple to accomplish this without having to write some sort of code, how about switching to using a Form via Google Docs. The output gets stored in a spreadsheet. – mindless.panda – 2011-06-26T14:24:06.647
So on which operating system do you want to do this? Do you have access to Gmail via POP/IMAP? Are you on a graphical user interface? Does this need to happen automatically or are you looking for a one-time solution? – slhck – 2011-06-26T14:26:18.437
So what user87633 is looking for it a way to automate pulling out a portion of the message body. It could be that the question should be reworked and moved to Stack Overflow. – Kirk – 2011-06-26T19:59:26.727