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#1 Additional processing with multiple addresses

Eric Weik's picture

Submitted by Eric Weik on Sun, 01/17/2010 - 11:54.

Hi Paul,

I've not actually tried this, but I think the syntax to extend Timothy's example to add recipients based on the subject would look something like this:

<?php
switch ($form_values['submitted_tree']['subject']) {
  case "orders_at_example":
    // Add two different CC address for "orders_at_example"
    $node->webform['additional_emails'][] = "orders@example.com";
    $node->webform['additional_emails'][] = "fulfillment@otherexample.com";
    break;
  case "info_at_example":
    $node->webform['additional_emails'][] = "info@example.com";
    break;
  case "support_at_example":
    $node->webform['additional_emails'][] = "support@example.com";
    break;
}
?>

-Eric

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