<?php
echo $form_html;
?>
</td>
<td valign="top">
<p>
On the left is an example signup form - your customers can complete this form to input their details directly into your system - handy! <br> You can copy & paste the HTML code onto your website.
You can adjust this HTML to suit your needs - you can even remove all the fields except the required ones.
As long as the field names are kept the same as they are now you will be fine.
</p>
<p>
Or if you are happy with the default signup form then you can use it at this address here: <a href="<?php
echo module_customer::link_public_signup_form();
?>
" target="_blank"><?php
echo module_customer::link_public_signup_form();
?>
</a>.
</p>
<p>
The best way to see how this works is to fill in the example form then have a look through your system to see how that information is inserted. Below is the information that is inserted into the system from this form:
</p>
<ul>
<li>A Customer with the customer name from the form (new or existing customer, depending on the 'matching' setting above)</li>
<li>A Customer Contact with the name, email and phone number from the form</li>
<li>A new Website linked to the Customer, the "notes" will be added to this website entry.</li>
<li>A new Job linked to the Customer for each "service" that is ticked in the form.</li>
<li>Any files will be uploaded and linked to the Customer account.</li>
<li>If there are any "custom" fields for the Customer or Website you will see them here in the form. These also get added to the system respectively. After adding new custom fields please come back here to regenerate the HTML code for your website.</li>
<li>An email will be sent to the customer (see Settings > Template to configure this email)</li>
