1.Create the form
2.Go to file --->export--->Manual server setup
3.Pick your folder to export to --->the files are generated
4.The program pops up a Form Exported Box
5.Click the Open in Explorer, your will see a folder and php file (named after your form name)
6.Open the folder and find “form name”.html
7.Right click on it and open it in your preferred editor
8.In the same editor open your html page you want the form in. (you should have two pages open)
9.In the Coffeecup generated html copy the markup from two places. First copy the code between <!-- Start of the headers for CoffeeCup Web Form Builder → and <!-- End of the headers for CoffeeCup Web Form Builder →
10.Paste this code into the header of your own page.
11.Copy the coffeecup code between <!-- Start of the body content for CoffeeCup Web Form Builder → and <!-- End of the body content for CoffeeCup Web Form Builder →
12.Paste this code where you want the form to appear in your own page. Save your own page.
13.Now open up your preferred FTP program and log in to the server holding your new website
14.In the directory that will hold your form page put the folder generated by CC called “theme”
15.Put the file “form name”.php generated by CC
16.Upload your own form page and any other files needed for your site to work.
17.Also put the validation_data.js in that same directory.
18.Open up the folder generated by CC and delete the folders and files if there still (theme folder, validation_data.js, uid.php, user.cfgn.php, “formname”.php and the “formname”.html
19.Copy the form folder generated by CC to the website, less the above files and folder, it will create its own directory on the server.
20.Now test if it works, please note this worked for my simple contact form at davidedwards.co.nz/contact.html to work in a responsive template for normal websites, and mobile devices.
21.You may have to try your own combinations and coding if the form is more complicated, I haven't tried all combinations.
Where I have used the word “formname” you will have to replace that with the name of your form, generally that's what you saved your CC form as.