[Plugin: Fast Secure Contact Form] "send to:" email from post

Maybe with a special modification. It is best not to reveal users’ email address, so a query string URL is not a good idea.

I could add a email_to capability to the shortcode. Would you be able to code something to dynamically change the shortcode in your page?
Something like this?

[si-contact-form form='1' email_to='<?php echo $email_to; ?>']

Or in a template with PHP:

<?php
if ( isset($si_contact_form) )  {
 echo $si_contact_form->si_contact_form_short_code( array(
'form' => '1',
'email_to' => "$email_to",

) );
}
?>

Mike

Many thanks Mike

If you could add a email_to capability to the shortcode that is nice.

I ad the code to the template:

<?php
if ( isset($si_contact_form) )  {
 echo $si_contact_form->si_contact_form_short_code( array(
'form' => '1',
'email_to' => "$email_to",

) );
}
?>

Thanks

The new code is tested and uploaded.

You will have to update the program:
https://www.fastsecurecontactform.com/update-to-the-latest

See this FAQ
Tip: setting optional form parameters with shortcode
https://www.fastsecurecontactform.com/shortcode-options

Setting optional email_to with shortcode:
Each contact has a name and an email address separated by a comma.
Webmaster,[email protected] (must use this format: name,email)
Also, you can have multiple E-mails, this is called a CC(Carbon Copy). Separate each CC with a semicolon.
Webmaster,[email protected];[email protected] (must use this format: name,email;email;email)
Note: this will override any email_to that is set in the form settings!

Examples:

[si-contact-form form='1' email_to='Webmaster,[email protected]']
[si-contact-form form='1' email_to='Webmaster,[email protected];[email protected]']

<?php
if ( isset($si_contact_form) )  {
 echo $si_contact_form->si_contact_form_short_code( array(
'form' => '1',
'email_to' => "$name,$email_to",

) );
}
?>

If you do not have name, set something anyway, like this:
'email_to' => "user,$email_to",

Thanks Mike

I will try it

I placed

<?php
if ( isset($si_contact_form) )  {
 echo $si_contact_form->si_contact_form_short_code( array(
'form' => '2',
'email_to' => "user,$email_to",

) );
}
?>

inside my template on file single.php

it shows the post and the contact form at the end, but when I send an email through contact form, the custon field with the email that I create inside the post doesn’t receive an email.

My custom field is mail_to [email protected]

Am I doing something wrong?

For a test, echo the $email_to on the page to make sure it has the email variable
<?php echo 'Email to:'.$email_to ?>

Mike

Yes, it shows “Email to:”

Then it is not picking up the email address you are trying to populate it with.