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#1 Thanks loads to both of you

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Submitted by Will (not verified) on Mon, 02/01/2010 - 07:34.

Thanks loads to both of you for posting this information. It has helped me out massively.

One thing that confused me for a while was that in my example I was using multi select check boxes. It seems that in this case webform puts an additional form value into the mix. In my example I had to use the following code to get this working:

<?php
if ($form_values['submitted_tree']['webform_component_name']['webform_component_key']=="webform_component_key") {
  $node->webform['additional_emails'][] = "orders@example.com";
}
?>

Where webform_component_name is the name you've given to the specific webform checkbox element, and webform_component_key is what you've named that option's key.

Just thought I'd post this for any other beginners like me, hopefully it'll save you the 2 hours I've just spent working this out! :)

Thanks again

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