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[desc]: I use cforms II for my site's main contact form, and it works great. I am trying to add a second form that will allow the visitor to join an externally hosted ezmlm mailing list, and I'm having a bit of trouble.

The form consists simply of an {Email} field.  When the user submits the form, I need to take that value, and manipulate it like this:

john@example.com

listname-subscribe-john=example.com@listdomain.com

The new format now becomes the "TO:" value.  IOW, I need to manipulate the form's {Email} value after validation -- which I can do with the filters in my-functions.php -- and have that new value included as the Admin's Email list.  Thus, I would get a copy, and a copy would go straight to the ezmlm list manager.

First problem, I have to use smtp, so the @mail() examples in your my-functions.php code won't do.  I would like to handle this in one smtp session, but I don't know how to use the filters to add the new "TO:" value to the original form's Admin Email list (even making the new value a CC or BCC would suffice).

Any ideas?  I tried one workaround, by creating a hidden field that would hold the new, calculated value, like so:

Email: john@example.com

Join_Address: listname-subscribe-john=example.com@listdomain.com

I have successfully used the post-validation filters to set the Join_Address field, but I don't know how to use the Join_Address field as one of the TO:, CC:, or BCC's.

Any help would be great :)

Thanks,

Steve

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