Hi @Ping79
Yes, totally.
In the “To: ” field, use a TAG that you, for example “hide” using JQuery. More help about this here –> Hide/Show fields in Contact Form
Then fill it by using conditional programming with JQuery aswell, depending on values user select or fill in the form.
You’ll need to use if $(“#example”).change() { // whatever } so reacts like a “listener” acting on every change on that field. Well… extend that reactiness to every sensible field to consider when evaluating the address you need to decide.
PseudoCode:
In contact form it could be as
-> [text hidden-element html_id="hiddenElement" html_class="thisIsHidden"]
In email form as
-> To: [hidden-element]
You’d need to add a script loaded withing the “enqueue_scripts” action so you make sure JQuery is loaded and working before reading the script as the link I provided recommend.
possible script file would be like this pseudocode one:
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
// some variables declarations
if (this changes) {
if ... // Check if some conditions are fullfill {
// Do something about that --> modify $("#hiddenElement").innerHtml("SOMETHINGHERE")
}
else { // do nothing or something else }
}
If (this other thing I want to overview changes...) {
// blabla - same as above
}
If ($("#hiddenElement").change() {
// Check if everything is ok with the other sensible elements to consider
// If necessary modify this element
}
}
I hope this points you in the right direction. Good luck!