2 emails in form?

[Pam]

Is there a code to allow the feedback form to send the info to 2 emails
instead of one?

I tried (e-mail address removed)[email protected] like I did in just the email links,
but it didn't work - anyone know if this is doable?

 

[Guest]

Pam,

By default there is no functionality for this using the FP form handler.
You can daisy -chain the form, but I personally would not recommend it.

If you wish to daisy chain the form, here are instructions:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/205756/EN-US/

Your better solution would be to create a custom form handler (asp, .Net,
php , etc..)

JDR
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[Pam]

oh man....was hoping there was an easier way .... my server does php which I
could implement...but not asp... mmmmm

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[Geoffw]

php I use form2mail

easy script configurable

works well for me -

Geoff

 

[Pam]

thanks Greg I'll see if I can find that

 

[Pam]

well, I checked that out....bit over my head ... will try it though ...
can't believe FP won't allow me to just put a comma between addresses when
someone submits a form to an email address...seems like such a simple thing
....

 

[Geoffw]

if you would like to send me an email I will send you a
couple of forms (htm and php) already set out with the php
script already done, you will just need to make the changes
to suit yourself (the form can be configured in FP. The main
thing is they have to be in the same folder

or at least you can see how I did it

Geoff

 

[Gene McKinney]

It is real easy to do..

On the line where you place your first email address you
just add a question mark then cc, here is what it looks
like.

<A HREF="mailto:[email protected]?
[email protected]&[email protected]&subject
=This code is for sending to more than one email address">

I use this in all my forms and works very well.