[dudeman248]

Okay, I know I am picky, but this is what I want...

A normal PHP mail form script (with to email address, subject hidden). But I want to be able to select the TO: field from a drop down menu but not show the addresses in the HTML source. For example, in the PHP file, have fields like 1="whoever@soandso.com" 2="soandso@soandso.com". In the form the user fills out, they select "Area of Contact". The value number would match the number in the PHP script and send it to the approiate person. It dosen't have to be exactly like what I described, but something along the guidelines. I know this sounds a bit confusing, but if you think you know what i mean, please help. Thanks!

-Sam

[YourPHPPro]

Not to state the obvious, but have you checked:

http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Script...ors/index.html

If so, which one is the closest to what you want ?

[dudeman248]

The one I currently use is DynaForm (http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/20173.html)

I like that one very much, but like I said above, I want the number to match for the sendto address. I like DynaForm because if you can find out the address for it, it just displays a little message and you still can't see anything like the to addresses or anything. If you can help, I would appreciate it!

P.s. (I have not gone through all results but I have gone through about 13 or 14 pages worth. I've also tried search but im not exactlly sure what to search for and what i have tried has come up empty.)

-Sam

[YourPHPPro]

How about something like:

email.html

<form method="POST" action="email.php">
<p><select size="1" name="email">
<option selected value="1">Test 1</option>
<option value="2">Test 2</option>
</select><input type="submit" value="Submit" name="Submit"><input type="reset" value="Reset" name="Reset"></p>
</form>

and email.php

<script language="php">

switch($_POST["email"]) {
case "1":
// Set email address to test1@example.com
// Mail to that address
break;
case "2":
// Set email address to test2@example.com
// Mail to that address
default:
// Display error as no number was passed to POST
}

</script>

Wouldn't something like that work ?

[dudeman248]

I can't figure out how to get that to work. I don't think I mentioned that I know about "1" about programing and that is just when i have to fix a field that is already there.

I tried using it but couldn't get any other fields to work and even when I tested it, i never got the e-mail.

If anybody can figure out how to get that to work (preferably with DynaForm http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/20173.html but with anything would be appreciated. That is exactlly what I want. That, or something close to that.

[jewellgr]

So you just want a script that will send to the approriate email address based on what they select. Our open source mail script may be able to help.
Link: http://www.arecaweb.com/php/mmex/mmex.html


Then in the html form all you have to do is use this code below:

<select name="recipient">
<option selected>Choose a recipient</option>
<option value="email_1@domain.com">email_1@domain.com</option>
<option value="email_2@domain.com">email_2@domain.com</option>
</select>

(Goto site for more details and email us if you have any questions)

[dudeman248]

That is what I am currently using. I want something though that dosen't put the e-mail addresses in the HTML. I want the e-mail addresses in the PHP or PERL or CGI script/code.

[jewellgr]

Got the the site I suggested click on the contact us link. Fill in the details and send them to us. We will make a custom script for you within a day based on the mmex script.