Select Recipient with pipes with multiple e-mails

Hello @prototypeix,

See Adding Cc, Bcc and other mail headers.

Please ignore my previous message! I have read your message again, and realized that you’re trying to set a selectable recipient instead.

I think the issue is in your form tag. Please try replacing yours with this one:

[select* recipient "TEST 1|[email protected]" "TEST 2|[email protected]"]

See Selectable recipient with pipes.

Hello! Thanks for the reply ??

In your code, I will be creating 2 different recipient options where users can choose from.

What I want is to send the e-mail to 2 or more different recipients when a user choose an option. Like the code below, if someone choose TEST 1, I want the mail to be sent to both e-mails I added there. Don’t know if this is really possible.

[select* recipient "TEST 1|[email protected],[email protected]" "TEST 2|[email protected]"]

Usually in a normal configuration is possible to set different recipients, but can’t make it work with the select* and pipes config.

Thanks ??

Thanks for the clarification!

Then, you could try adding the [recipient] form tag as a CC header, like this:

Great! But that will send a copy of all the forms. I just want certain recipient selections to be sent to 2 different e-mails, not all of them ??

Thanks <3

The Additional headers is a setting that work per form basis, that is you don’t need to set this in all your forms, not even in both emails (if you have enabled both), just in the email you want to send to these email addresses.

Then in the following case, using the additional headers, if I select the second option (TEST2) it will be sent to [email protected] plus the e-mail I added in the headers section?

Note that what I try is to just send the copy of the e-mail on certain selections, not all of them ??

[select* recipient "TEST 1|[email protected],[email protected]" "TEST 2|[email protected]"]

If I’m understanding correctly, [email protected] would be your main recipient address, and [email protected] the one used that would receive the Carbon Copy, right?

If so, you can put your main email address in the To field, the [recipient] mail tag in the Cc: addition header, as displayed in the previous screenshot I left above, and replace your current form tag with this one:

[select* recipient "TEST 1|[email protected]" "TEST 2|"]

With the form tag setup above, if the user select “TEST 2”, the message will be sent only to the main address.