Hi Dirk,

Yes, actually I have done this in a form for a client, you just have to write the following: {formfieldemail} in the E-mail field of the Email field.

So if your e-mail field in your form is named Recipient E-mail then you should write {recipientemail} and that is basically it.

Hope you get it to work.

Regards,

Scott

@Scott: not sure if it makes any diff at all, but i'm talking the SenderEmail field instead of Email field (if I understood correctly from reading your reply).And no, haven't had any luck using your combination.

For reference: field is #ContactFormEmail (as label is available in 4 languages), and so far I've tried

{record.formcontactemail} {record.FormContactEmail} (even tried the '#alias" versions),  and Scott's suggestions {formcontactemail}

I'm sure we'll get there!! Big thank for your reply, at least we now know what doesn't work. I'll await Tim's feedback tomorrow and get the answers on this post for other people who might struggle with it.

Cheers,

/Dirk

Well Dirk you should not use record or anything else you should use the name of the field, to be more precise you should use the caption as this:

See there Caption is "Modtagers e-mail" so here you should use {modtagersemail} (no spaces or hyphens).

Give it a try and let us know.

Scott

Hi Scott, exactly as I'm doing, only diff is that my caption is "language sensitive", so it's called #ContactFormEmail... I'll wait for Tim's feedback as he was going to have a look at the core contour code for the exact syntax in this specific case.

Anyway, feedback and replies much appreciated!

/d

Gotcha! works as expected! Muchos merci.

/d

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