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Hello,
is it possible to add a workflow action to send an e-mail using a specific field (classic e-mail of my customer) as recipient?
for me is important so send a confirmation e-mail to user.
Thanks,
Davide
Yes this is possible. Have a look at this package.
Yes it is, you can simply use the special syntax
Say you have a field with the caption Email, where the user enters his email
Then when setting the workflow you can set the receiver email to this email by using this syntax: {email}
More details on the syntax can be found in the developer docs
Cheers,Tim
@Tim how do you apply that to the subject line? I am using 2 of the same workflows but sending to 2 people,
1. User submitted email2. my email for records
But I want to use dictionary items in the subject line as for example.
#Client Subject - Thank you for registering#Host Subject - Response from your website.
I've looked at different topics but cant seem to find the solution.
Well it should be #dictionaryItemKey but you can't add any other text to it then...
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Send e-mail using field as recipient
Hello,
is it possible to add a workflow action to send an e-mail using a specific field (classic e-mail of my customer) as recipient?
for me is important so send a confirmation e-mail to user.
Thanks,
Davide
Yes this is possible. Have a look at this package.
Yes it is, you can simply use the special syntax
Say you have a field with the caption Email, where the user enters his email
Then when setting the workflow you can set the receiver email to this email by using this syntax: {email}
More details on the syntax can be found in the developer docs
Cheers,
Tim
@Tim how do you apply that to the subject line? I am using 2 of the same workflows but sending to 2 people,
1. User submitted email
2. my email for records
But I want to use dictionary items in the subject line as for example.
#Client Subject - Thank you for registering
#Host Subject - Response from your website.
I've looked at different topics but cant seem to find the solution.
Well it should be #dictionaryItemKey but you can't add any other text to it then...
is working on a reply...
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You can continue this topic on the new forum by tapping the "Continue discussion" link below.