Can someone please tell me the correct syntax for this. I've been through all of API examples for every type of mail method, but they all assume you are mailing to known addresses as a string rather than addresses gathered from variables.
I have two email addresses in the fields identified as the variables 'address' and 'address2' below. I want both variables included in the 'cTo' parameter of mailForm(), separated by a semicolon. My syntax must be incorrect because only one of the addresses appears in the 'To' field when the e-mail client write message opens.
var address = this.getField("txtTPS.Atty.E-mail").value
var address2 = this.getField("txtTPS.Atty.ContactE-mail").value
var fileNo = this.getField("txtHDR.FileNo").value
var seller = this.getField("txtHDR.SName").value
var buyer = this.getField("txtHDR.BName").value
this.mailForm(true, address +"; " +address2, "","", fileNo + " " + seller + " sale to " + buyer, "");
Syntax for multiple addresses in mailForm()
2010-12-04 10:10:27
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 9.4, Windows
Acrobat Pro 9.4, Windows
2010-12-04 10:24:20
#1
Your code works for me using Acrobat 9 and Outlook 2002 (which I never use). You might want to remove the space after the semicolon. What email client are you using?
2010-12-04 10:43:58
#2
That was fast ... thank you. I use an email client called Chaos Intellect (www.ChaosSoftware.com). It's a great program, but I think that is the source of the problem, not my script. I read in John Deubert's "Extending Acrobat Forms with JavaScript" that the results of various js mail methods are spotty from client to client. My script opens the mail and enters the first address and subject heading, but won't input the second address, the cc, bcc or body text.