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I've got about 8o webforms which people fill in around South Africa and in some cases other countries and I'd like to send some of these forms to people in local area's for support queries.
Is this possible, and how can I do it?
I've been looking at trying to associate a number of email address to a state/province offered in a selection list.
Comments
Comment #1
chunty CreditAttribution: chunty commentedYou could have a look at the webform bonus pack or you can do this with webform rules....tho 80 forms might mean you've got a bit of work on your hands!
Comment #2
Richard_1618 CreditAttribution: Richard_1618 commentedThank you very much!
Comment #3
Richard_1618 CreditAttribution: Richard_1618 commentedThe Mapping system worked perfectly! However with another possible dilemma looming on the horizon.
Would it be possible to develop a log/list of webform submissions sent to a specific email address possibly with views?
The scenario is anonymous webform submission - email mapping - submissions received/sent in a user block/form. Enabling site users and verify the submissions that have been sent to them via the mapping system (hidden)
Comment #4
quicksketchUnfortunately I don't think this would be easily possible. Considering Webform can send e-mails to tokenized addresses and the values for e-mails are generated dynamically from serialized settings, there isn't an easy way to query this information. I doubt you could build this with Rules; what I would do is use hook_mail() to log outgoing mails sent by Webform and catalog them in your own database table. Unfortunately such coding questions are outside the scope of the Webform issue queue. I'm going to go ahead and mark this question closed since I think it's as far as we can take it in the Webform queue anyway.