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Learn how to display a success message after form submission when using Email.js in your React application. Simple solutions and clear examples included.
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Displaying a Success Message Using Email.js in React

When developing a form in React that utilizes email services like Email.js, one of the common challenges developers face is letting users know that their form has been successfully submitted. If you've been asking yourself, "How can I display a message sent successfully notification after the users submit the form?"—you're in the right place! In this guide, we'll walk through the problem and provide you with a solution to incorporate a success message into your React application.

Understanding the Problem

You're using Email.js to handle form submissions in your React application, and the email is sent successfully. However, there's no prompt or notification to inform the user that the email has been sent. Without this feedback, users might be uncertain if their message was delivered. This can lead to frustration or multiple submissions when users think their action was unsuccessful.

The Solution

To solve this problem, we'll utilize a state variable to manage the success message and display it within our component. Here's a step-by-step guide to implementing this solution:

Step 1: Initialize State for the Success Message

We'll start by adding a new piece of state to manage the status message. This variable will hold the message that we want to display to the user after form submission.

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Step 2: Update the Success Message on Form Submission

In your handleSubmit function, you'll want to set the status message accordingly after the email is sent. If the email is sent successfully, we update the message to indicate success. If there's an error, we'll inform the user about the error.

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Step 3: Display the Status Message in the UI

Finally, we need to make sure we display the statusMessage in our JSX. This will inform the user of the outcome of their form submission.

Here's how the overall component will look:

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Conclusion

Adding user feedback to your forms significantly enhances the user experience. With just a few modifications to your React component, you can seamlessly display a success message after sending an email using Email.js. By managing the state effectively, users will always be informed about their actions within the application—leading to a smoother interaction overall.

Key Takeaways

Use state variables in React to manage UI feedback.

Update the state to reflect the status of form submission.

Always inform users of the outcome—success or error—after an action.

Now you can implement this success message feature in your contact forms with ease! Feel free to reach out with any questions or further clarifications. Happy coding!