hey y'all
is this possible? A client wants the 'submit' button of a form that is on their site to send the form data to 2 different email addresses.
I'm thinking this is possible in a simple way like adding a ; between the 2 addresses in the code.
can you guide me someway?
thanks
kf
detox posted this at 02:10—12th October 2001.
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is this server side or just plain html? because there are different ways of attacking this depending on what your site consists of...
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Adam Oberdorfer posted this at 03:45—12th October 2001.
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Detox mentioned the basics. Most formmail type scripts can be adjusted to send to multiple addresses. You can also setup an email aliases on your site that forwards to the two addresses, then send the form response to that account, which will in turn distribute it. Just an idea
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Mark Hensler posted this at 05:13—12th October 2001.
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If your using the form's action="", I would assume you could do:
I haven't tried it though.
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kearsefreak posted this at 05:41—12th October 2001.
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of course
Sometimes you can get so bogged down with the details that you can't see the simple stuff.
All of these ideas should work.........just to see I'm going to try them all out but the easiest way would be Adam's idea of multiple addresses with email forwarding (actually the easiest, easiest idea would be the semi-colon).
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