Same form, multiple pages, different recipients

Hi there,

There are a couple ways I can think of to set this up... the first would of course be to simply duplicate the existing form, and place a different version on each page, with different notification options. This way is simple but has the major limitation of having multiple forms to edit when you need to change something. The second way would be to use the "Routing" options in the form notification settings, and basing the routing logic on the value of a hidden field in the form, which would contain the embed URL of the form. Here's what I would do...

1. Edit your form and create a new text field. On the "Advanced" tab, set the "Visibility" to "Admin Only", and in "Default Value" select "Embed URL" from the "Insert Merge Tag" drop down.
2. Update your form.
3. Go to the "Notifications" page for your form.
4. In the admin notification settings, change "Send To Email" option to "Routing".
5. Create a new rule line for each page on which your form is embedded. Set the e-mail address that should receive the submission, the "if" option to the hidden field you created earlier, change the "is" condition to "starts with", and then paste the full URL of the page in the last box.

To be clear, a rule should read like this: Send to [reception@domain.com] if [Embed URL] [starts with] [http://domain.com/contact/]

I suggest using the "starts with" option so that the rule is not broken by hooks or other URL parameters (like ref tags, analytics, etc).

I hope that works for what you want to do!

I'm not clear on what you're asking... How you setup your rules largely depends on how you have your site structured, and exactly how you're implementing this form, so it can vary.

What I will mention about the "IS" condition is that http://domain.com/contact/ and http://domain.com/contact/?source=email are not the same thing, and if a referrer adds any such parameters (like an e-mail campaign, other website, etc.) it could break the functionality of your form. I find "starts with" to be more flexible, and allows for more possibilities.

If you set a rule that says "Send to {admin} if URL starts with the root domain of your site, then yes, the admin will receive everything, even if it's sent to another rule.

If you provide a bit more detail on how this is being applied to the site, I might be able to give you a better answer. Hope this is helpful!