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Hi Laurel,

You can't do exactly that but you can do something that has the same effect.

Send the results to yourself as usual, then use the 'OnSubmit after email' box to send an email to the submitter. There was an example here that includes the code to do that.

Bob

Hi Laurel,

You can include css wrapped in style tags or attributes - but please test first. Some mail readers are picky about what css they make use of.

Bob

Hi Laurel,

You can try it but I don't recommend it. The ReplyTo address is checked by many ISPs to make sure that it matches your domain. If it doesn't the email may be marked as 'relayed' and treated as spam. (Remember that this is actually an email from your website, not from the submitter.)

You can add a ReplyTo link in the email and say click here to reply that will have a similar result. Not quite so convenient but you have a better chance of getting the emails in the first place.

Bob

Hi Adam,

There is a buglet in the current ChronoForms that requires an email address in the General Tab even if there is a field specified in Special Fields. Any email address with the correct format will do so you can add noreply@mydomain.com or user@example.com . . .

Bob

Hi Adam,

Good fix thank you.

Bob

Hi Tschoko,

In the OnSubmit before email box you need to check the value of the check box and set $rows[0]->emailresults = 0; to suppress the email.

Note: this will only work on the latest releases of ChronoFroms.

Bob

Hi Tschoko,

The checkbox will return a value of either 0 or 1 in $_POST['copy'] so in your OnSubmit before email code needs to be something like this:

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<?php
if ( !$_POST['copy'] ) {
  $rows[0]->emailresults = 0;
}
?>

and this should do the trick (not tested so may be buggy).

Bob