Hey,
I need to have the form send to multiple emails using the Routing notification setup.
For example, if Value X is selected in menu 1, email goes to these three email addresses....
I entered the three email addresses with a comma in between them, and it won't let me save it....also tried semi colon.
Is this possible? Or do I have to create a new "condition" for each email address?
Thanks
Comma separated should work. I just did a test on my end and received the notification to 2 different emails. Separate them with a comma with no space like this:
email1@email1.com,email2@email2.com,email3@email3.com
It should work, it did in my quick tests locally.
Thanks Carl. I have a space after the comma's so that seems to be the problem..
Thanks very much
I am having a similar issue. I have them seperated as shown above however the email does not get pushed. It works with single email address though. I also checked the form entries and all of my entries are populating the database however emails are not going out.
@raris Make sure there are NO spaces after the comma. We are going to look into it but right now it doesn't like if you have extra spaces between the names.
So instead of:
email@email.com, email2@email2.com
You would have:
email@email.com,email2@email2.com
Notice the second one has no space between the comma separator.
Hi Carl,
Thanks for the post. I have already verified everything and do not have spaces in between email addresses. I have it exactly as you show. Unfortunately, only works with a single email address. I am using an SMTP plugin (WP-Mail-SMTP) on my WordPress install. Would this have anything to do with the issue?
My have a WIMP setup. Server 2008, IIS7, MySql and PHP.
Some server setups, even running SMTP, only allow for 1 email to be sent via SMTP. They won't accept a comma separated list as they only accept a single value. This could be the case with your server.
The WP-Mail-SMTP plugin should have a test form in the admin where you can enter an email and send a test. Try entering a comma separated list and see if it returns an error and says it was unable to send.
STB
Member
As stated above gravity forms chokes on extra spaces.
But it also chokes if you use semicoloms, instead of comma's to separate emailaddresses .
Since many programs by default use semicoloms to separate emailaddresses (f.e. MS Outlook or Thunderbird), I think it would be helpful to let Gravity Forms allow this as well.
I think would be nice to see some parsing here, so that GF is more tolerant and accepts both comma's and semicoloms, and doesnt choke on extra spaces.
If this will be done later on, I think it would be good to add an explanation in the helptext popup for the time being that spaces should be avoided.
