'If Statements' in a form

Jen199

Hi,

I am hoping someone can help me.
I am placing a form in a html file that will email the results to an email address.

As part of the form, there is a drop down box where they select 1 of 4 options.

I was wondering is it possible to have it send the email to different inboxes depending on what they choose. Example - if they choose option 1, them the form results are emailed to email1@whatever.com, if they choose option 2, the results go to email2@whatever.com etc.

Any advice is most welcome.

astrofool

I'm sure it could be done with a bit of jscript. (tho i'm not sure exactly what jscript, as it's been 2 years since I touched it )

Khannie

What you're looking for is a CGI form handler. Google is your friend here. Loads and loads of stuff out there on this. I don't think you can embed the logic in the html. I'll move this to the programming forum though. You'll get a better answer there.

Torak

<SELECT NAME="emailaddress">
<OPTION VALUE="email1@whatever.com">Mail To Support</OPTION>
<OPTION VALUE="email2@whatever.com">Mail To Sales</OPTION>
</SELECT>

Rollo Tamasi

what language are you using? if it's php then you use the <option> tags posted above and decalre

$emailaddress = 'emailaddress';

and carry on with some php mailto code.

astrofool

eurgh CGI

Webmonkey

Very simple to do with PHP