Hi,
I have read many posts but have not found what I'm looking.
I created a form to insert items. When you create an article, I would like to send an email notification to a user group. Using dbread user can read the email. I have inserted an "email action" in the form. How do I insert the db values in the field "TO" or "BCC" of the "email action"?
thanks
Mike
I have read many posts but have not found what I'm looking.
I created a form to insert items. When you create an article, I would like to send an email notification to a user group. Using dbread user can read the email. I have inserted an "email action" in the form. How do I insert the db values in the field "TO" or "BCC" of the "email action"?
thanks
Mike
Hello mic0672,
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
How can I send an email to different addresses?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
How can I send an email to different addresses?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
Hi Mike,
I believe that the CFv5 Email action will accept an array of email addresses so you would need to use the DB Read to get all the addresses for the specified group; possibly use a Custom Code action to tidy those up into a clean sub array in the $form->data array and then add the name of the sub-array to the Dynamic To box of the Email action (or possibly the Dynamic BCC box if you don't want to share the addresses).
This should work OK provided that the numbers in each group are relatively small. Otherwise linking to a specialist email extension or service might be a better solution.
Bob
I believe that the CFv5 Email action will accept an array of email addresses so you would need to use the DB Read to get all the addresses for the specified group; possibly use a Custom Code action to tidy those up into a clean sub array in the $form->data array and then add the name of the sub-array to the Dynamic To box of the Email action (or possibly the Dynamic BCC box if you don't want to share the addresses).
This should work OK provided that the numbers in each group are relatively small. Otherwise linking to a specialist email extension or service might be a better solution.
Bob
thanks, Bob,
how do I manage the data read from the db? How do I insert them into a sub array?
how do I manage the data read from the db? How do I insert them into a sub array?
Hi Mike,
How did you read the emails ? please add a debugger action before the "Email" action and post the data array here!
Regards,
Max
How did you read the emails ? please add a debugger action before the "Email" action and post the data array here!
Regards,
Max
Hi Max
this is the result of the debug:
this is the result of the debug:
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Hi mic0672,
So you need to add a Custom Code action after the DB Read and before the Email action to pull the email addresses out of the data you have there. It will be something like this:
Then put email_list into the Dynamic To (or Dynamic BCC) box in the email action.
Bob
So you need to add a Custom Code action after the DB Read and before the Email action to pull the email addresses out of the data you have there. It will be something like this:
<?php
$emails = array();
foreach ( $form->data['mail'] as $m ) {
$emails[] = $m['email'];
}
// uncomment the following line if you need a list instead of an array
// $emails = implode(',', $emails);
$form->data['email_list'] = $emails;
?>
Then put email_list into the Dynamic To (or Dynamic BCC) box in the email action.
Bob
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