You can do it and still be secure.

You'll want to define the $recipient_array with keys and values. The keys have to be unique and the values will be the recipients e-mail address.

$recipient_array = array('joe'=>'joe@example.com', 'sally'=>'sally@example.com');

Then in the form you'll want to do a drop down or whatever. Make the unique key the value for your input.

-Andrew Riley

This is how our form code looked before:

Sales
Service

I am not sure how to change it to match your script.

-Mike

Ok I still have no clue how to make it work doing a drop-down, so I am trying to make it work using checkboxes, but I am getting an error

Here is my form code:

Sales
Service

Here is my PHP code:

$recipient_array = array(key1=>'sales@mydomain.com','key2'=>'service@mydomain.com');

Here is the error:

Quote:
There is no recipient to send this mail to. Please read the manual section titled "Form Configuration - Recipient".

in my form code above it is ...value="key2">Service

I had a typo

Nevermind, I figured it out.

:)

-Mike

Ok, I thought I had it, but both recipients get the e-mail no matter which checkbox is selected. I want to be able to send to only sales or only service or both simultaneously.

-Mike

Using the code from Andrew's example:

$recipient_array = array('joe'=>'joe@example.com', 'sally'=>'sally@example.com');

your dropdown code should read:

Joe Schmoe
Sally Sallyslastname

This is what he meant by being secure, you can still only send to the values in the recipient_array and as a bonus you don't reveal joe's or sally's email addresses to spam bots.

I'm trying to implement this as well. I have populated my recipient array and I've created a form. In the form there is a dropdown menu from which the user selects which person they would like to contact. How do I make the email go to the person they select, and not to the other person in the recipients?

Example:

(< & > replaced with [ & ] so that the code would show)

[input type="hidden" name="recipient" value="email1, email2"]

[select name="company" id="company"]
[option value="Please select one:"]Please select one:[/option]
[option value="email1"]Contact Person A[/option]
[option value="email 2" selected]Contact Person B[/option]

[/select]

From the php file:

$recipient_array = array('email1' => 'PersonA@domain.com','email2' => 'PersonB@domain.com');

Any help would be greatly appreciated!