This template receives a form POST on a Latenode webhook, checks name, email, and message in JavaScript, and sends a Gmail notification from the mailbox you connect. Keep the HTML form on your site. Point the form action or fetch URL at the webhook, then connect Gmail.
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The scenario starts when your form sends a submission to the webhook URL.
JavaScript reads name, email, and message. Empty required fields or a filled honeypot stop the run.
Gmail delivers the subject and body to the inbox or submitter you map.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL. Set your form action or JavaScript fetch to that address.
Add a Gmail connection for the mailbox that should send the notice.
Validate name, email, and message in JavaScript, then map them into the Gmail subject and body. Send a test submission from the form.
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