Hi Damon,

You should be able to use the bracket syntax to access the form values from the email workflow settings.

So for your example you might have a drop down field called Address to Send To which contains all the valid email address's. To access the value that has been selected by the user you would use {addresstosendto} in the email receiver field found in the work flow settings.

Hopefully this is what you are looking for.

Paul

I ended up using jQuery to solve this because I can't find any other decent way. All the tutorials out there are for a very old version of Contour and the new Umbraco Forms does not have the same options. Here was my solution:

<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
  $('option[value^="sales@"]').html('Sales');
  $('option[value^="service@"]').html('Service');
  ...
});
</script>

I placed this code block on the page with the embedded form and it renders the way I want.

It would be more idea if Umbraco Forms select boxes supported both field values as well as a way to edit/move the values after they have been created.

you can create a custom dropdown like below. Add this to your form and set the comma separated values . enter each email, text pair in new line. Then you can capture the selected value (email address) in your custom workflow and send email accordingly.

public sealed class EnhancedDropDownList : FieldType
        {
            [global::Umbraco.Forms.Core.Attributes.Setting("Comma-separated values. The first value is the value that will be submitted. The second value is the display name.", view = "textarea", description = "The first value is the value that will be submitted. The second value is the display name.")]
            public string PreValues { get; set; }

            [global::Umbraco.Forms.Core.Attributes.Setting("Default Value", view = "textfield", description = "Default value of the dropdownlist")]
            public string DefaultValue { get; set; }

            public EnhancedDropDownList()
            {
                Name = "Enhanced Drop Down List";
                Id = new Guid("10942e58-4e0f-4e5c-8371-14e32ca2c571");
                Description = "DropDownList with extra features";
                Icon = "dropdownlist.png";
                DataType = FieldDataType.String;                
            }

            public string RenderPreview()
            {
                return "<select><option value=\"\"></option></select>";
            }

            public string RenderPreviewWithPrevalues(List<object> prevalues)
            {
                return RenderPreview();
            }            
        }

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