@Barrie,
I have several web pages which use this script, it is not restricted to sending to PN addresses only, it is however restricted to being called from PN hosted web pages only. You can send the form content to several email addresses as follows - separate addresses with a comma without spaces...
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<form method="post"
action="http://homepages.plus.net/cgi-bin/form">
<input name="recipient"
type="hidden"
value="address1@domainname.org.uk,address2@domainname.org.uk"> |
It can also be useful to send a copy of the form content to the form filler, you can do this by adding a comma and their email address to the "recipient" field when the form is submitted...
First set an "onsubmit" event on the form
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<form
name="coursebooking"
method="post"
onsubmit="return(checkform());"
action="http://homepages.plus.net/cgi-bin/form">
... rest of form HTML
<input name="send"
type="submit"
value="Send booking request"
tabindex="14">
</form>
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Second write the script for handling the event somewhere in your HTML page
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<script language="JavaScript">
function checkform() {
//
// You could put code in here to check that all of the fields have been filled in correctly
//
coursebooking.send.disabled = true
coursebooking.recipient.value = coursebooking.recipient.value + ',' + coursebooking.email.value
return true;
}
</script> |
Where "
coursebooking" is the name of the form, "
send" is the name of the submit button on the form and
recipient /
email are the standard FORMMAIL field names.
I hope this helps a little.
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