LuckieIrie
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I would like to use the @MailSend command to send out an e-mail, but, I would like the Recipient to be a name pulled from another field in the form.
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You have two options:
1. If you have fields in your form with the appropriate names for mailing (SendTo, Subject, Body, etc.) just put the recipient's name in the SendTo field and use @MailSend without parameters.
2. Use @MailSend with parameters and put the field name that contains the recipient's name in the first parameter, i.e., @MailSend( sendTo ; copyTo ; blindCopyTo ; subject ; remark ; bodyFields ; [ flags ] ) - just replace the generic parameters here with the actual field names from the form
Look at the Notes help for @MailSend - it is pretty straightforward
1. If you have fields in your form with the appropriate names for mailing (SendTo, Subject, Body, etc.) just put the recipient's name in the SendTo field and use @MailSend without parameters.
2. Use @MailSend with parameters and put the field name that contains the recipient's name in the first parameter, i.e., @MailSend( sendTo ; copyTo ; blindCopyTo ; subject ; remark ; bodyFields ; [ flags ] ) - just replace the generic parameters here with the actual field names from the form
Look at the Notes help for @MailSend - it is pretty straightforward
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