Hey! I’m trying to set up a feature where a member can send an email to another member via my site. So I have my PrivateMembersData database which I’ve linked to a members database I created (which has some additional details I request from my members). I have then created a dynamic item page for the members database which acts as a ‘Profile Page’ for the member that other users can view. What I’m hoping to do is add a ‘Submit enquiry’ button on this page that opens a contact form for the user to enter details that will be emailed to the member who’s profile page it is. At the moment I just have the member’s email address on the page for users to contact them on their own, which works fine except that the member doesn’t know that that lead came from my site (and so they’re not seeing the value of having a profile on my site).
I hope this makes sense! Any help would be much appreciated 
You can already do private member to member chat with the Wix Chat app.
https://support.wix.com/en/ascend-by-wix/wix-inbox-and-chat
Thanks for replying @givemeawhisky . I’ve experimented with using wix chat for this, but can’t really get it to work the way I want it. Is there a way to add a ‘Chat with this member’ button that will open up a member chat directly with the member who’s profile page your on?
However, I’d still prefer for the members to be able to directly email each other via my site - as I find wix chat isn’t functioning quite the way I want it to. The way I would have hoped it could work is that I could add a contact form and connect it to the members database so that the recipient field could be changed to the member’s email. This doesn’t appear to be possible, but is there a way I can do this with code?
I ended up working out how to do it using a third party email delivery service by modifying the code from this tutorial https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-tutorial-sending-an-email-on-form-submission
Thanks for your help @givemeawhisky 
Yes you are talking about the SendGrid tutorial, that is a good thing to setup, plus obviously you can use other companies other than SendGrid too as we can’t just be advertising the one!
Anyways, that is a very easy tutorial to get setup, plus all the code is supplied for you, so you don’t have much more to do yourself other than adding your api key and your fields.
However, as I’ve used that tutorial in the past too and have set mine all like that too, then you are best to make use of the SendGrid Authentication area and make sure that you have set that all up too.
This will get your website whitelisted sort of as it shows all the email providers that you have given permission to SendGrid to use them and you will not get the ‘via sendgrid.net’ message on your emails.
If you watch the video below and follow the setup page as well, it is very easy to do it all yourself.
https://sendgrid.com/docs/ui/account-and-settings/how-to-set-up-domain-authentication/
https://sendgrid.com/docs/glossary/domain-authentication/
https://sendgrid.com/docs/glossary/email-authentication/
If you are still stuck with it or struggling etc with the SendGrid tutorial, then have a view of these two great youtube videos about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdKUYMN9w6E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SVvNKNEmWk
Will definitely check these out. Thanks so much!!