Multiple Emails

See

• How Tags Work,
• Checkboxes, Radio Buttons and Menus, and
• Selectable Recipient with Pipes

Same question here…

My question is what should I put in the Mail tab
The To box

If I put [your-branch] it comes up as an error

I can’t setup Selectable Recipient with Pipes…

Im using for example:

<label>Sucursal*</label>
[select* sucursal include_blank “Ovalle” “Coquimbo|[email protected]” “La Florida” “Rancagua” “Linderos” “Curicó” “Chillán”]

To: [sucursal]

I got error “Invalid mailbox syntax is used”.

@nicobarrios – see I have the same problem! Can I just reply to someone else’s post with “Me too”?.

If you are willing to create a new question, which details your issues, somebody will likely be able to help you there.

If I put [your-branch] it comes up as an error

I’d try deleting the non-pipe option “Please choose one of the options…” so you only have valid email addresses available for the To: field & see if that stops the error.

Hi, CF7 team,
I’ve a problem with contact form when i click on submit button showing two loading icon also sending two emails.

How we can sort this issue, i also used jQuery but it won’t work.

@dennis08 – if you are willing to create a new question, which details your particular issues, somebody will likely be able to help you there.

Neil

No that doesn’t work

If I put [your-branch] it comes up as an error

Please add detailed info on exactly what error you are seeing.

I cant solve it!
Help please ??

@nicobarrios – this is @dexterdempsey‘s post. It’s not appropriate to confuse the answers given to @dexterdempsey‘s question, by answering your question here.

If you are willing to create a new question, which details your issues, somebody will likely be able to help you there.

Its is the same question… did you read it?
Same problem with Recipients…

@nicobarrios – myself & others answering questions here think it’s very inappropriate to respond to another users question on another users original question. The forum rule I linked to explains in detail why.

Also your actual problem appears to be significantly different.