Hi Gorg,

WebSite X5 can store the form data into a MySQL database. You should go to step 3, enter the email form options and select "Send to database" in its settings.

Then you must set up the fields to match the structure of your database table.

To do that, you must double click on each email form field and go to the "Options" tab. There, set the "Database field name" to match the table fields of your database.

Ok, I make MySql base and inside table who have ID, NAME, EMAIL  rows, what to be set in mail form to wright into base, only feald as above, or and ATRIBUTE , and what to be set as atribute ???

Sory, I make mistake , I mean - that the data were entered into the table

To send the data to the correct fields, you must go in the field options (double click on each form entry) and in the "options" tab, set the correct name for the "Database field name" attribute.

If you want a field to be stored in the EMAIL column of your table, just type "EMAIL" (without double brackets) in the "Database field name" of that field.

Ok, I set that before, but, no data inporting into database, what to set into <name>atribute field??

The name attribute field is not required as it can be handled by the software completely automatically.

If the data is not stored in your DB, make sure the table fields are correct. Moreover, make sure the table index is one of the fields of the form or an AUTO INCREMENT field of MySQL.